The Green Voices
In Ecuador, a handful of indigenous waorani women won a historical political battle against their government and oil companies; stopping them from exploiting their native land and therefore saving half a million acres of Amazonian Rainforest.
This is their story
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Max CarmasDirector
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Jeremy StobreDirector
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Max CarmasWriter
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Jeremy StobreWriter
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Max CarmasProducer
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Jeremy StobreProducer
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:10 minutes 30 seconds
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Completion Date:January 10, 2018
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Production Budget:3,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:France
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Country of Filming:Ecuador
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Language:Spanish
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Shooting Format:UHD, 29.97fps, PANASONIC GH4
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
I am a London based self-taught filmmaker, specialising in cinematic documentaries and storytelling.
Last year I worked as a producer and director on corporate films for the United Nations, The Telegraph and the BBC as part of a worldwide sustainability campaign.
I am now operating as an independant filmmaker, covering a wide range of subjects, styles and techniques : documentaries, shorts, events and more.
This film I am submitting was my very first experience producing, filming and editing a documentary.
This passion project drove my best friend and myself deep in the amazon forest in Ecuador to meet with indigenous tribes who were willing to share their story with us.
Unfortunately, the day before starting shooting, we got robbed in Coca, losing our main camera and lenses.
But we didn't give up and decided to do our best using our small remaining Panasonic GH4.
This film is the pure product of 2 passionate friends and probably the most beautiful experience I had in my entire life as I was learning the basics of what it means being a filmmaker in extreme climate conditions!