Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia
1 review$400 - $1500 / Day
Ty Snaden is a JUNO nominated documentary photographer and emerging filmmaker. His work has been published in the U.S., Canada, and Europe and he has worked with Rolling Stone, Universal Music Group, The National Broadcast Orchestra of Canada, Entertainment One, Toyota and Canon. Ty’s previous photo and mixed media documentary projects include a year long photo essay of the Canadian band July Talk, Why I Fight, a photo series exploring the breaking of gender barriers in mixed martial arts training, and Through Hell, a series of portraits and first person diary entries exploring the people and places affected by addiction. ENMANUEL: A Migrant’s Life is his first documentary feature.
August • 2023
Ty was an excellent collaborator. He offered a phone call to launch the project, and he came having read all of our prep materials and with great questions. (And this was before we even hired him.) The videos he produced were exactly what we were looking for and tell a powerful impact story. I highly recommend working with Ty, and we'll look forward to reaching out to him for our next project.
Produced for Change.org
When The Nights Are Cool is a multi-narrative documentary covering the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis.
Produced for Rolling Stone Magazine
On location portrait shoot of Colombian hip-hop artist Crudo Means Raw photographed in Medellin.
Produced for Monocle
Contributed to Monocle Magazine's City Guide for Montreal, Canada with, included in Issue 107.
Theatrical documentary, 90 minutes. Currently in production. 2023 Release. The eldest son of Venezuelan refugees comes of age in the centre of the western hemisphere’s largest recorded migration crisis. “ENMANUEL: A Migrant’s Life” reflects on the core tenets of the crisis after the exodus; family, courage, and the meaning of home.
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