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Italian-British | London, UK | Talk Show Host · Producer · Global Cultural Connector
Marco Biagioli is an Italian-British actor, television presenter and media entrepreneur based in London, working across international broadcast television, digital platforms and independent production.
Born in Ostia, the historic port of ancient Rome, Marco began his professional journey in Computer Science and Automation Engineering. However, his path soon shifted toward the arts, where acting, singing and performance became a central creative force in his life. Early in his career, he appeared in Italian television series such as Medico in Famiglia and Capri 2, as well as feature films including Pius XII: Under the Roman Sky, alongside theatre productions and major commercial campaigns for broadcasters and networks including Mediaset, RAI and Sky. During this period, he was also shortlisted as one of the “Carramba Boys” on Raffaella Carrà’s iconic television show, marking an early connection to mainstream Italian entertainment.
His screen work includes roles in productions for networks and companies such as RAI, Mediaset, ITV, National Geographic (Blink Films), Channel 5 (UK), Sky, and international branded campaigns including Gucci, Canon, Samsung, Qatar Airways, Unilever, Chivas, Pringles, Nivea, and many others across more than 200 commercial productions and multiple feature films.
In 2012, Marco relocated to London with the ambition of expanding his career internationally. There, he gained further experience across commercials, short films and speaking roles, while also developing his entrepreneurial direction within the media industry.
Between 2013 and 2016, he co-founded Joboundu, an innovative platform designed to connect creatives with opportunities in the film and television industry. During this time, he also created and hosted The Joboundu Show and Joboundu On-Camera, developing early experience in talk-show format production and digital-first broadcasting.
Since 2016, Marco has been the Founder and CEO of Britalians TV, an international, interview-driven television platform that combines storytelling, cultural dialogue and documentary-style content. The channel streams globally across platforms including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Roku, Google TV and VIDAA, reaching audiences in over 180 countries and an estimated 275 million households. Through Britalians TV, Marco has created, produced and hosted original formats including Humans of the World, a documentary series focused on human stories, empathy, diversity and cultural understanding across global communities.
Alongside his media ventures, Marco has continued to build an international career as a television presenter and actor, working across broadcast formats, independent productions and commercial campaigns. His work reflects a consistent focus on human storytelling, cross-cultural communication and globally relevant narratives.
Marco’s career is also defined by extensive international filming experience across China, Qatar, the United States (including Vermont, New York State and Virginia), the United Kingdom (London, Scotland and Northern Ireland), Estonia, Germany and Italy. This global production background has shaped his adaptability and understanding of diverse creative environments and industry standards.
Beyond his professional work, Marco’s journey is driven by resilience, curiosity and a long-term commitment to storytelling as a tool for connection. His relationship with Erica Melargo represents a deeply personal source of grounding and inspiration throughout his life and creative career.
Marco Biagioli and Erica Melargo are widely recognised together as “The Britalians”, a creative duo behind Britalians TV and its international storytelling projects. Over time, the name has become a shorthand used by collaborators and audiences alike, often referring to them collectively as “Marco and Erica, the Britalians.”
Across all his work, Marco remains focused on a single vision: to use media, performance and storytelling to connect people, cultures and ideas across borders, through television, digital platforms and evolving global media ecosystems.