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One of my recent documentary projects focused on Daulatdia in Bangladesh, one of the world’s largest brothel districts.
I handled the full production process — research, scriptwriting, sourcing footage, story structure, video editing, sound design, voice-over, music selection, graphics, color adjustments, and final post-production.
The main challenge was to present a complex and sensitive topic in a clear, engaging, and visually strong documentary format.
🎬 Full production by me
📍 Bangladesh
🎥 Documentary / Storytelling / Video Editing
https://youtu.be/4DNvRlrPO2U
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I saw you have 63 followers and 5 ratings on Contra - that's amazing. I'm new here from Kenya, still trying to get my first hire.
If you have a bit of time, could you guide me a bit? Like:
What made your first client trust you?
How did you price your...