Dean Alioto, a multi-talented individual, pursued his passion for film by attending two esteemed institutions: the University of Southern California and San Francisco State University, where he honed his skills in filmmaking.
Alioto's remarkable contribution to the world of cinema was recognized in the Paramount+ documentary "Unknown Dimensions: The Story of Paranormal Activity", where he was credited as the pioneering filmmaker who introduced the found footage format to the industry with his debut film "The McPherson Tape".
The success of "The McPherson Tape" was followed by his sophomore effort, "Crashing Eden", which garnered praise from Variety, specifically highlighting Alioto's exceptional writing and direction, as well as his ability to elicit impressive performances from his actors.
Beyond his accomplishments in filmmaking, Alioto is also a skilled drummer, showcasing his versatility as a creative individual with a wide range of talents.
