About Us
Why UNISCA
UNISCA WAS BORN TO BRING TOGETHER THE CREATIVE, ARTS, AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY
This is an ambitious and demanding mission. It requires a deep understanding of the whole creative ecosystem, along with a strong awareness of the dignity and importance of each of its parts. The goal is to enrich their independence and uniqueness, as these are the foundation of the richness that comes from artistic, entrepreneurial, and regional diversity.
Being part of UNISCA means contributing to the creation of a shared space—one that provides support for individual needs while fostering necessary dialogue with the demands of others. Together, we seek a common ground that protects everyone’s interests and enables unified, concrete actions to ensure institutions listen and respond appropriately.
WELCOME, INCLUDE, COORDINATE
We serve as a magnifying lens, closely observing and analyzing the real dynamics of the industry —including its less visible areas—and documenting its transformations. Our goal is to become an increasingly reliable and representative guide to understanding the industry as a whole. In doing so, UNISCA will serve as a powerful voice for shared proposals, advocating for them in both political and social spheres.
To achieve this, the associations that are part of UNISCA are called upon to share analytical tools and contribute their expertise to dedicated Working Groups. These groups will address both immediate needs and long-term structural and systemic issues: from the lack of a clear definition for the sector to proposals for a comprehensive reform; from national shortcomings in cultural and educational development—especially in comparison to the international landscape—to the reorganization and simplification of complex regulations; and ultimately, to the legal recognition of artistic and technical professions.
Confident in the belief that culture is the foundation of every civilized society, UNISCA considers it necessary and urgent for the creativity, expertise, and mastery of artists, businesses, and professionals to unite their voices in a constructive and visionary way in order to:
DEFEND ART AND BEAUTY FOR THE WELL-BEING OF PRESENT AND FUTURE HUMANITY.
MEMBERS AND AFFILIATES
The associations that partake in UNISCA
Member Associations
External Affiliates
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The importance of being UNISCA

Giuseppe Boron
- Artista di strada

Serena Marchi
- Agente di lirico-sinfonica

Linda Brunetta
- Autrice radiotelevisiva

Angelo Valori
- Compositore e direttore d’orchestra

Carlo Testini
- Coordinatore Cultura Arci
Unisca è il luogo giusto per un’analisi di un settore molto variegato, dinamico e importante. Ragionare insieme su come tutelare davvero i lavoratori e rafforzare gli operatori del settore, profit e non profit, è una sfida davvero appassionante. Uniti, ce la faremo!

Claudio Angeleri
- Presidente Associazione Nazionale Scuole Jazz e Musiche Audiotattili
Straordinario lo sforzo realizzato da così tanti soggetti diversi per giungere alla creazione di un organismo di sintesi che consente un dialogo proficuo tra diverse professionalità della filiera dello spettacolo.
How to join UNISCA
GOVERNING BODIES
Board of Directors
Imprenditore e manager, il nostro Presidente opera dal 1994 nel comparto della musica e del suono per i media e la comunicazione.
Iscritto all’albo dei periti esperti del Tribunale Milano, presta consulenze in materia di diritto del lavoro e d’autore.
Svolge attività di formatore da oltre 35 anni per vari istituti, tra cui l’Università IULM di Milano.
Musicista e produttore, Massimo Pontoriero è attivo in numerose associazioni di categoria, per 14 anni segretario del sindacato dello spettacolo della CISL.
Massimo Pontoriero
Claudio Trotta
Maria Letizia Compatangelo
Claudio Formisano
Giovanna Maria Mascetti
UNISCA map
How UNISCA works
Documents
Certificate of Incorporation
This is the document filed at the time of UNISCA’s formation by the founding members, serving as proof of the original group’s commitment (open the document).
Bylaws
This is the primary governing document that regulates the organizational life of UNISCA (open the document).
Membership Policy
This document outlines the procedures for admitting UNISCA members (open the document).
Board of Directors Operating Procedures
This document defines how the Association’s administrative body operates (open the document).
Technical Working Groups Guidelines
This document explains how the Association’s key working groups should function (open the document).
Communication Management Policy
This document sets the guidelines for communication between UNISCA, its members, and all the Association’s stakeholders (open the document).
Rules for the Management of Communications in UNISCA
It is the document that regulates the communication modalities between UNISCA, the Members and all the interlocutors of the Association (open the document).
UNISCA Electoral Regulations
It is the document that regulates the election procedures in all its details and stages within the Association (open document).