Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain
10 reviews$400 - $600 / Day
Two storytellers based in Europe with a combined 45+ years of professional experience in news, film, TV and web production working in seven countries. We've got four passports between us: Spanish, British, Canadian and Colombian and a willingness to use them.
July • 2022
Marisa and Carwn were great from the start with a clear, considered pitch. Their communication was excellent throughout as was their openness to take on new ideas or angles from our team. Their shooting skills are lovely and shoot planning was thorough. The end result is a clear representation of the amount of hard work and care they put into this project for us - it's a superb piece.
October • 2016
If you are able to hire these two count yourself lucky. Their rough cut was so strong it was what ultimately aired. Their instincts, knowledge of characters, story beats, framing, and all things technical was A+. They were remarkably communicative, punctual, versatile. I will absolutely hire Carwyn and Marisa over and over.
June • 2022
Marisa and Carwyn were such a pleasure to work with! Both bring a great attitude to any project and always go above and beyond what is asked. They were very receptive to feedback when giving notes on footage. They were very efficient and completed all of the deliverables.
Produced for LittleThings.com
These cushions change lives. In the shape of a heart, they help aliviate the pains that women can suffer after mastectomy surgery. Since 2009, Micky and her team of volunteers have stitched and given away their hearts for free to patients on Mallorca. What began with seven helpers now counts on stitchers in seven countries.To view with English subtitles, press the blue CC button before playing.
Coordinadora is a not-for-profit association based on Mallorca. It helps provide training, work and a social support system for people with mental and physical disabilities. In summer 2018, it celebrated its fortieth anniversary.
Llewelyn, a DJ who grew tired of the night scene, is transforming the idea of going out from the small Mallorquín village of Deià. Every Saturday morning for a few hours he shares his passion for music for free to all those interested. At this party, there's no room for booze or drugs. Only endorphins.
‘Leftovers’ puts us in the eyes of Mallorquin photographer, Miquel Julià, to see life as he does without filters or effects. His camera opens our eyes to those things that are normally so close to us that we don’t see them. This is the first video of our new web series, Historias Mínimas, or Little Tales, in collaboration with Tarek Serraj tarekserraj.com
In 1992, Tea and her family fled the Balkans due to civil war and found refuge in the small village of Sóller, on Mallorca. Now her and her fellow neighbours have created a citizens' association, Sóller amb els refugiats, to prepare a welcome to Syrian refugees. The chain of favours continues.
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