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From the web to TV: comedy from every angle with Gabriele Vagnato
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Gabriele Vagnato traces his journey from teenage videos to online formats and television, with particular attention to learning from Fiorello. The conversation explores comic timing, audience awareness and the differences between platforms, stage performance and cinema. Behind apparent spontaneity lie writing, editing, teamwork and care for interview participants. Vagnato values the freedom to change formats out of curiosity rather than pursuing views alone, while recognising that each medium requires its own apprenticeship.
Key points
- Working with Fiorello reveals the preparation, timing and revision behind comedy that appears improvised.
- Online video, television and theatre require different references and pacing; internet popularity does not replace training for cinema.
- His workplace formats depend on research, trust and editing, while delegating to a team makes room for new ideas.
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