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''Maurizio P. Vasco'',
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, video journalist,
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, was born in
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(1955) and raised amid Apulia,
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and
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where he studied History, Photography and Television after he attended the Naval School of
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. He took his first steps in the Media Industry in 1978, publishing his photos on ''Weekend Magazine'' and his stories on ''Universo's Comics''. He completed his
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in the early 1980s through the New School for Social Research and The
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Video Studies Center.


Television

He is a former permanent employee of Videotime- Mediaset, contributor of Italian and International Media Organizations, including:
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, Mediaset, Telepiu' (actual
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), Studio Pontaccio, Rewire.com. MPV has directed and/or produced numerous television programs and series including: Elton John- the One, Madonna's at the Roxy in 1983, Soccer's Stars and Legends, "The Lie Detector" (La Macchina della Verita') with Giancarlo Santalmassi, ''Scrondo'', "Focus", "Viva Le Donne", ''Moda'', ''
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'' (Mister Miliardo), ''Tandem'', ''Notorious'', "Bim Bum Bam" with Paolo Bonolis, "The
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International Commercial-Film Award " with Fiorello, "Mediaset's All Stars Christmas Promo" as
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and "Fine Secolo"(the End of the Century) with
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. He has been rewarded at 1984-1989 editions of
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the Milan
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. Maurizio P Vasco, is an Accredited Senior Member of the New York's Foreign
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since 1997.


Writing

He has written the first edition of ''Mister Papa'' -together with
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and
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- (the controversial Passage to
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of
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), ''The Miracle of the Bell Tower'' (a metaphorical return to an idealized South) "Human Inter-courses Vortex" a grotesque drama about the HIV 's fear/paranoia and ''Lyons and the East Village Tales '' (autobiographical novel). In 1996 he founded ''Alpahazet Magazine'' and ''Spirals'', two Internet Ventures and ''Propaganda'', a creative circle of recruiting and developing for the New York's
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. New projects: "Desperate House Husbands" the stories of four divorced (forced to house)
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''New Yorkers'' and " Ash is what remains of a fire" (the epistolary of an ended story): works in progress. Two of his stories/articles have been published on Corriere della Sera and
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Cultural pages. He has written also, two Facebook-diaries: "Carpe that fuc@#ing diem" , Volume 1 and 2, now available on Amazon as eBooks. His new memoire "Marry the Chef - Capo-" will be published soon. "The Enigma of the Maltese Saint Croix" , a novel, is his last fatigue.


Travels

He has extensively traveled and resided for many years in Africa,
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, India, Asia, Europe and USA. His motto: ''Victoria Nobis Vitae'' -Life itself is a victory-(Engraved on the Battleship "
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" the Italian Navy Admiral Vessel, where he served in 1974). Maurizio P Vasco is also a certified maritime captain (former Italian Navy J. Officer) and holds an international license as a sailing/motor boat skipper. He resides among
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and the Virgin Islands.


Chef Vasco

Since 1993 MPV has, parallel to his primary career, cultivated a passion for gastronomy, wines and culinary arts: He is a retired chef, restaurateur and gastronome who has created and realized menus for many Manhattan ventures as: Anarchy Cafe, Bacco, Gallo Nero, Taci Opera, Porta Toscana, Mambo.


References

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