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Alicia Cattoni was born on June 19, 1983 in South Korea.  She was later adopted by an Italian American family in California.  Her interest in filmmaking began in high school where she attained top filmmaking awards and first place in narrative writing and editing at the Ojai Youth Film Festival.

During her studies at Brooks Institute of Photography, Alicia won the Sergio Aragonés Film Studies Scholarship.  She also completed internships at DreamWorks, SKG and Girls’ Club Entertainment, LLC.  In 2005 she graduated from Brooks with a Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Film & Video Production.  As an academic honoree, she was additionally bestowed with the film department’s Achievement Award, their highest distinction.  She then made commercial, promotional and travelogue videos for TurnHere. Eventually working as a Production Coordinator for the 13-episode History Channel Series, "Boneyard: The Secret Lives of Machines.”  After, she Production Coordinated for NBC Sports and Speed Channel on their Championship Off Road Racing series.

Since that time, Alicia filmed the feature documentary “Faith in Iran” and has worked on various independent films.  More recently working for companies such as Current TV and Yahoo!.  She continues to persue her career from Southern California.