Mini-Documentary in Nepal // Human Trafficking

[Jeremy Snell]

I recently finished editing a mini-documentary I shot this summer about a man in Nepal who is working to fight poverty and human trafficking in his village.

This was a pretty rough shoot for me, mentally and physically. The subject matter was fairly heavy and important, so it was a lot to take in, also, I was often filming 100-120 degree weather.
The whole thing was shot with my Scarlet. I was extremely impressed with how well it withstood these extreme temperatures and working conditions. There were only a couple cases when I felt the need to power down camera because of heat.

Anyway, would love for you guys to give the documentary a watch, and hear your feedback. It's a little over 9 minutes long.

 

[Zeb B]

Thank you for the efforts on this subject matter. Not glamorous or high paying (like a Taylor Swift MV) but rewarding when reflecting on your life's legacy and real achievements.

 

[Paramon Ivanovich]

Thank you for the efforts on this subject matter. Not glamorous or high paying (like a Taylor Swift MV) but rewarding when reflecting on your life's legacy and real achievements.

very true, thumbs up

 

[Vadim Bobkovsky]

Holy cow, looks so cinematic I completely forgot it's actually a documentary in remote area. Great work, sir!

 

[Jeremy Snell]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the encouragement.
And to me, creating and telling meaningful stories are way more impactful and worthwhile then doing music videos for celebrities.

 

[Humberto Ramos]

Jeremy, the Doc is great, I love it...