Hong Kong
5 reviews$800 - $1500 / Day
I have been a professional filmmaker, editor and video journalist for more than twenty years. As storyteller, I seek to work on long-term, in-depth projects in which I strive for present narratives in an essential way. I believe images make a critical contribution by revealing the subjects of history that lack voice. At the core of my work is a lighted love of people. I worked internationally both on personal social projects as well as on a wide variety of film, TV and Internet Productions in, amongst other places, Angola, Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, England, Nigeria, The Netherlands and Spain. I speak English, Spanish, Portuguese and some French
August • 2016
Ivan was terrific to work with. He was very helpful at each step of the production process and delivered a high-quality video that we're really happy with. We would certainly recommend him to others and work with him again in the future.
September • 2015
Ivan was communicative, talented, on schedule and a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend hiring him for any directing, filming or editing work.
Somsak Sriphumthong is on a caffeine-fueled mission. After years living and working abroad, the organic farmer and community leader returned to his native Thailand several years ago — during a time when the forests were being cleared for opium fields and rice plantations. Seeking a sustainable alternative, he started growing and selling organic coffee beans on reclaimed land.
Sinopysis: Chan Yuen-ting made history recently when her Eastern side beat South China 2-1 at the Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground to be crowned champions of the Hong Kong Premier League. The success saw Chan become the first-ever female coach to have led a professional men’s team to a top-flight championship. The-afc.com Interview: Daniel Pordes Script, camera and editing: Ivan Abreu
Produced for Ensia
Documentaries & Editorial Showreel 2019
'Between a Rock and a Hard Place' is a new short documentary film that investigates the illegal activities of employment agencies in Hong Kong through personal stories, expert analysis, and undercover recordings in agency offices. It highlights the failure of the #hongkong government to protect the rights of Filipino migrant domestic workers and punish the illegal activities of the agencies.
Ivan Abreu // Showreel 2015
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