For over two months during the country's lockdown, newspapers and television told the reporting of the Covid-19 outbreak as it unfolds.
Almost two million italians started to work at home because of coronavirus emergency.

Sound stages, live shows in stadiums, cinemas, opera houses, festivals, academies, music schools, are currently closed.

As a result, all those artistic and professional figures which are an integral part of it are stalled.

Camera operators, sound and light technicians, stage hand, porters, tailors, musicians make-up artists, actors, editors all together, they form an army of 290 thousand workers who today no longer sees a future.

The effort and the hard work will be not to give up, not to become "invisible" during this continuing economic and social instability.

This story is about some of them
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Per oltre due mesi, durante il lockdown del paese, i giornali e la televisione hanno raccontato la cronaca dell'epidemia COVID-19 nel suo divenire.
Sono quasi 2 milioni gli italiani che, a causa dell'emergenza del coronavirus hanno iniziato a lavorare da casa.
Teatri di posa, live negli stadi, cinema, enti lirici, festival, accademie, scuole di musica sono in questo momento bloccati.
Di conseguenza sono ferme tutte quelle figure artistiche e professionali che ne sono parte integrante.
Questa è la storia di alcuni di loro