By: Azad Karimi
I know it's difficult to become an actor but I like the challenge I love challenges and if I was to become an actor, I would love to be a role model for young people in my countries, in France and Italy, and show them it is possible to become actor even if we don't have parents or someone already actor.
Interview
French Model Xavier Parmigiani
By Azad Karimi
Two days ago, the Eurovision Song Contest was held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands ... In the end, Italy won first place and France second.
Last year, the tournament was not held due to the Covid-19, but this year, with a lot of tests and health controls, about 3,500 people were able to go to the venue as spectators.
I would like to bring the final part link of this match here so that friends who couldn't watch it can see this exciting and spectacular match this way Now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msfdz_aksY8
My good friend Xavier is from France, he is a model. He is certainly happy that his country won second place in this difficult and exciting competition, so I congratulate him and the French people.
Xavier is a handsome young and promising French model. He should try to make more progress in this field.
He is certainly a source of inspiration for the youth and teenagers of his country. He can be an ambassador of hope, love, and inspiration for the youth and teenagers of other countries.
I wish Xavier my dear friend happiness, health, and prosperity.
Thank you!
Vestland-Norway
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1- Please present yourself: Name, education, Civil status and...
. Let me introduce myself, I am Xavier Parmigiani, 31. I live in Nimes, it's a city in France. I have a master's degree in foreign languages, I have a girlfriend but I am not married. My artistic specialty is in theater, acting, and model. I was interested in theater by acting since I was 14 and yes I always loved to watch movies, series and the actors inspired me in fact, so every time I watched that I would love to be like them as the actors. I would love to act in series and movies like them.
2-What is your artistic speciality?
. So I think I became in search of a professional artist model when I started to go to the press theater.
3- When and how did you become interested in this field?
. When I was 14. At this moment I became I think like this because it inspired me to do actor in the background to do photoshoots and the wish to become an actor.
4- Who was your motivator?
. I know it's difficult to become an actor but I like the challenge I love challenges and if I was to become an actor, I would love to be a role model for young people in my countries, in France and Italy, and show them it is possible to become actor even if we don't have parents or someone already actor. And yeah in the future I would love to teach younger people who want to become actor.
5- What was your parent’s reaction?
. So yes my parents' reaction, my mother was kind of happy but um she never motivated me very much... my grandmother is very very happy and she always motivated me even when I believe maybe it’s impossible to famous, to become an artist or model. She always motivated me and the other people in my family they don't really know I’d love to be an actor because they think it's something impossible they think it's I can't do this because I’m not in this film.
6- When did you become such a professional Artist-Model?
. When I do this when I do photoshoots, actors in the background, or things about artist.
7- Are you thankful and happy because of your activities as an artist?
. Yes, I am very very happy because I really love this job.
8- How do you see the view about Art, Modelling, Culture?
. Wow, Actually with this Covid, I don't know I don't see the future in this industry modeling, art, art culture ...because the example in France, in the country I live, they closed cinema, theaters, they closed museum, they closed everything about the culture, and so it's very difficult for people to work in this period. But I think also for the people passionate about this because culturally yeah it's a kind of liberty, it's a kind of knowledge and if we remove this it's not a good thing.
9- Can you become one part of the cultural movement for motivation in youth or new generations in your country and so on?
. Of course yeah, I would love, I would love to do this, to become a part of a cultural movement and motivate the young people, the new generations, as I told you before, I would like to teach my experiences to the new generations and inspire them and to be a for people, young people in my countries I would really love to do this I would even love to leave the message if I did this you can also do this, with the work with the passion, but you can do this too.
10- How can you help our world become a better place to live?
. I don't think we need to do big things, No?...
I think just as mind to the people, is small gestures, small attentions, can be Yeah, with that the world can be a better place because I think people imagine for this now, we have to do very big things but I think we have to start with the small things, small attentions, example with people not rich, poor people or with people, old people, small attentions. Small gestures, just you know a smile, just to say good morning, how are you, just show you are interested in people? isn't it?
Don't treat people like a number but treat people like human persons because we are all humans... Ok maybe someone is disturbed but, in fact, Yeah, also this person is human, I think to treat people like they are persons.
11- Have you more words to say or suggest for our readers?
. No, right now I don't have, things to suggest, except yes maybe someone, one thing it's about to take care to don't lose the hope even if we live in a difficult moment with the Covid but I think every, every bad thing finish. A few years ago there was the Second World War, No? And it's finished, and so these things, so that means, so this one will finish, the Covid will finish and so yes um people don't have to give up, just that.
Note: This interview by Laura Miller has been converted from an oral file to a written text.
