Românii au Talent — Pro TV
Three acts on the Românii au Talent stage: magic in 2013, the Transformers robots and Discoball Acrobatics in 2020.
The Pro TV stage,
no second take
The Românii au Talent stage, on Pro TV, in front of the judges and millions of viewers. An act that goes up there has to hold on its own: no event scenery, no festival crowd pressing in, no second take. The camera catches everything and the clock runs to the second.
Three acts,
two seasons, seven years
Three acts across two seasons. In 2013, FunBoy (the stage name of George Gache) with magic, through the auditions and into semi-final 2. In 2020, Bumblebee and Optimus Prime, the Transformers robots at full scale, plus Irina Paun with Discoball Acrobatics. Three different formats, the same team behind them and the same workshop that built them.
- Transformers V1 Show
- Discoball Acrobatic Show
- Magicians
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Transformers robots at full scale
Bumblebee and Optimus Prime went on stage in costumes built here, with the structure and the joints holding up on a close camera.
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Acrobatics on a disco ball
Irina Paun performed Discoball Acrobatics on the Pro TV stage, an act that had to fit inside the fixed frame and the show's timed slot.
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Performers and costumes in house
Nothing rented, nothing subcontracted. The acts that reached the Pro TV stage were produced and rehearsed in our own workshop.
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Three acts, two seasons
Magic in 2013, robots and acrobatics in 2020. The same team, entirely different formats, seven years apart.
Acts built for television,
not for an event
The acts were built for television: fixed frame, limited time, everything readable first time. The Transformers costumes and the props came out of our workshop, the performers are ours, and the choreography was rehearsed against the show's format. Magic, robots and acrobatics reached the Pro TV stage from the same house.
The film „Three Elevarts acts made the Pro TV stage, across two seasons seven years apart."
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