He likes to challenge himself in different fields: writing, music, photography and cinema. After his debut as entertainer and comician, he lands in the world of theater with the Italian Government national production "Spettacolo Icaro", to sensibilize young people on road safety. This show was staged in 85 Italian theaters with over a thousand reruns. From this first positive experience, "Young Europe" project was born - a novel by Aliberti Editore - and the homonymous movie written and directed by Matteo. He cohoperates full time with the Italian Road Police Department, the Internal Affairs Ministry and the Education Ministry, as educator for young people through artistic creations. He received a special prize at Giffoni Film Festivaal 2008 for short feature "Icaro Report". As a musician, he performed several national and international tours. He is a professional photographer and authors of many shorts in the fashion field; all experiences converging to his next cinematographic task. Matteo Vicino has also been funder and director of Showbiz Agency(located in Bologna and London) in the last 8 years.

He has been executive producer of Faster and of Mark Neales' No Maps for these Territories. He sided Michael Tolkin in features as The Player andThe New Age by Robert Altman.Awarded at 2006 Sundance and MIFF for Who Killed The Electric Car?, he is now back with the sequel of his first movie on the electric car adventure.

After his 15 years of directing, producing and writing documentaries and advertisements, Chandor has refined his subtle but characteristic narrative style in his first feature film. He is currently under contract with Warner Bros for the script of two films, the first of whom is a thriller developed by Appian Way, produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Davisson Kiloran, that DiCaprio himself could be starring in. Chandor graduated in America Studies and Film Studies at College of Wooster in Ohio and studied cinematographic production at New York University. Grown in New York and London's suburbs, he now lives in Providence with his wife, paintress Cameron Goodyear, and their 5 years daughter and 6 months son.