Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia
2 reviews$300 - $400 / Day
Hello! I’m a video producer a videographer and video editor based in Barcelona, Spain. I can produce a video end-to-end or deliver raw footage. I am specialised in shootings in non-studio environment, when you cannot repeat a shot twice, yoy are dealing with real people and adaptation to external conditions is a must (natural light, different weather conditions, non- actors characters) I love stories with passion, whether for a cause, a technology or a taste, it doesn’t matter to me... as long as the camera can capture that gut feeling that keep the audience engaged. My experience range from video journalism, commercial, corporate and institutional videos, as well as documentary and art films. I’m looking forward to know about your project and add value to it.
I worked as a videographer right after the Manchester terrorist attack in 2017. I was accompanying the Agency's correspondent Cecilia Guardati. The project was to find stories to creates minidocs related to the attack and how people reacted to it. The link shows a sample of images edited in-house by the Agency, since the final product is available only by subscription.
I worked as a videographer right after the Manchester terrorist attack in 2017. I was accompanying the Agency's correspondent Cecilia Guardati. The project was to find stories to creates minidocs related to the attack and how people reacted to it. The link shows a sample of images edited in-house by the Agency, since the final product is available only by subscription.
I worked as a videographer right after the Manchester terrorist attack in 2017. I was accompanying the Agency's correspondent Cecilia Guardati. The project was to find stories to creates minidocs related to the attack and how people reacted to it. The link shows a sample of images edited in-house by the Agency, since the final product is available only by subscription.
Produced for Spring Studios
Produced for Glimmer Studios
Alberto Patishtan, sentenced to 60 years in prison for multiple homicide of police officers, fights for his innocence in Mexican courts as a growing indigenous movement protests outside the jail for his release. In a rare, exclusive interview from prison, Patishtan claims that many indigenous people in this region were wrongly convicted of crimes for voicing their political beliefs.
Produced for Ruptly
Videojournalist for international news agency Ruptly.
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