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Some snippets i filmed in Morocco while on a work trip with Outsite.
how exciting, you really capture the thrill of travel & friendship well!
Hot air balloons at sunrise is such a good hook for this. How does a work trip like this usually come together, is Outsite bringing you on as part of their content team or is this more of a one-off collab?
Seems like a lot of fun 😄
Looks lovely, pace is good, clean shots. Great job!
wow great work
This has such an unstaged, in-the-moment energy, hard to fake that kind of joy on camera. When you're filming somewhere like this, are you mostly catching what happens naturally, or nudging little moments along to make sure you walk away with something usable?
Beautifully captured the city and the team moments
morocco looks unreal
These feel so natural and unpolished in a good way. Morocco looks amazing through this lens.
LOVE IT! Looks so fun it's how I imagined the Alchemist haha
i haven't read the book yet but heard good things about it...thank you 😊
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