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Look into the camera: advice that can undermine an interview #shorts

Marco Montemagno · YouTubeIn Italian
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Marco recalls advice from his early television appearances: look into the camera even while an interviewer was asking questions. From his own perspective as an interviewer, he criticises turning towards the lens and making a speech instead of maintaining the exchange with the person asking. The passage concerns this interview situation, not every form of video communication. Marco immediately retracts the reference to Ringo Starr's mother as a joke; it is not evidence of an actual meeting.

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  • The opening recollection concerns advice received during a television interview.
  • Marco favours answering the interviewer over delivering a speech to the camera.
  • Framing is left to the camera operation; the guest joke should not be taken as fact.
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