Barcelona, Spain
$200 - $2000 / Day
I am an award-winning author, writer and podcast host. My articles and reports have appeared in over a hundred publications worldwide, including TIME, Newsweek, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, The Guardian and The Independent. Among my most notable works are reports on war-related issues in Libya and Somalia, illegal mining in Indonesia and Nigeria, land grabbing in Cambodia, climate change in West Africa and modern-day slavery in Nepal. I am the co-founder of Tandem Reportages, a journalistic and photographic agency specialising in underreported global issues through high-quality text and picture reportages, which are regularly published by major media outlets in five continents. My podcast The Lost – a two-year-long investigation on the tens of thousands of Spain’s stolen children still looking for their biological families – premiered on Audible in October 2022. I am available to work as a journalist, audio storyteller, podcast producer, translator and fixer.
French feminist icon, filmmaker, and adult film director Ovidie investigates shocking modern changes in the international adult film industry, and how a group of programmers hijacked the adult industry to create a mysterious multinational corporation that virtually controls the entire adult industry worldwide.
For the past six months, The Guardian has been trying to find out who is behind an AI company that creates deepfakes. Deepfakes are causing havoc around the world, with police and lawmakers baffled about how to deal with them. And in trying to answer one question, he has been left with a bigger one: is AI going to make it impossible to sort fact from fiction?
Il collettivo Shabel (Ugo Borga, Matteo Fagotto e Giampaolo Musumeci) ha lavorato nel posto più pericoloso al mondo per un giornalista per 9 giorni e ha documentato la tragica situazione della capitale somala Mogadiscio.
They’re known as the bebés robados, or “stolen babies”–children stolen at birth from their mothers and sold to wealthy families around Spain. In The Lost, veteran journalists Matteo Fagotto and Matilde Gattoni investigate the story of Ana Belén Pintado, a middle-aged woman from a small village in Central Spain. At the age of 40, Ana Belén discovered her birth parents were not who she thought they were, and soon, she embarked on a quest to discover who she really was.
In the September 2015 issue of WIRED magazine, Matteo Fagotto wrote about the Indian labourers caught in a culture of debt and corruption mining for mica, used to make the "shimmery" paint found on cars.
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