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Friday, October 2, 2026

Dentro i mestieri segreti del cinema, le professioni invisibili a Romics

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L'intervista a Max Giovagnoli, direttore artistico di Romics e Marco Valerio Gallo, Storyboard artist e illustratore romano che ha lavorato con le maggiori produzioni cinematografiche e pubblicitarie italiane, e con numerosi registi, tra i quali, Carlo Verdone, Andrej Končalovskij, Gabriele Mainetti, G. Salvatores, Paolo Genovese, Paolo Sorrentino, Ricky Tognazzi, S. Castellitto, F. Özpetek, Pupi Avati e molti altri.

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