Our Team

Screenwriter and Creative Director for IncuBeta Films, Alex Chevasco has completed 15 screenplays. His work has placed top on the Black List and was one of the finalists selected in 2013 to compete for the inaugural Sundance TV Writing Lab. An Oxford graduate in modern history, Alex has taught literature in multiple languages and wrote two episodes of the webseries “My Secret Friend.”

More recently, Alex was a finalist of the WGAe’s first Made-In-New York Fellowship in 2018, with a TV-Series titled “TAINTED”, an 18th Century period piece set in the Caribbeans and in pre-Revolution Paris, France.

Tony is the founder and co-owner of IncuBeta Films. He is also an Executive Producer of the independent film “PREMIUM”, a co-production between Griot Pictures, Double7Film and Palm-Star, starring Zoe Saldana.

A formerly long-time resident of Paris, Tony currently lives in New York City where he has enjoyed over 20 years’ experience on Wall Street in banking and trading. In 2006, while completing the Film Production course at NYU-Tisch, Tony developed a passion for screenwriting and soon founded IncuBeta Films.

A native of the island of Guadeloupe, his work on TV Series “TAINTED” represents the fulfilment of a decades-long endeavor – that of bringing to colorful life the uniquely beautiful landscape and rich history of his little-known island.

Anna Marano is IncuBeta Films’ Development Executive. She brings extensive experience in international media and finance, most recently as the founder and manager of Dada Productions, which produced three films targeted to the African market during her tenure. Anna is also a former personal assistant to the acclaimed director Phillip Noyce (for the production of Working Title’s Catch a Fire), experienced research analyst for the renowned hedge fund, John Paulson Europe LLP and freelance producer / journalist for Reuters-TV.

A graduate of the Bocconi University in Milan (Italy) where she double-majored in Econometrics and Journalism, Anna began her career as a documentary filmmaker. Her coverage of Africa’s Maasai tribe won her the attention of Kenyan media – and a subsequent role in public relations. She is also an alum of the London Film Academy’s producing course.

From a multi-cultural family, Anna is fluent in English and Italian, and gets by in French and Swahili.