Documentary about Amazon tribes

"What if you made a documentary about endangered Amazon cultures?"

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Every conversation gives you goosebumps and fresh perspective on life. You return with stories that have permanently changed your worldview.

Someone who did this

Marleen (58), voormalig journaliste, hoort voor het eerst het geluid van een regenwoud dat wakker wordt: een kakofonie van gekrijs en geroep die haar camera doet trillen in haar handen. …

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Three first steps

1Learn basic film technique and anthropology
2Contact indigenous rights organisations
3Plan preparatory trip to accessible tribes

Useful websites

Survival InternationalEnglishsurvival-international.orgGlobal organization for indigenous rights and ethical documentaries IDFAidfa.nlInternational Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam and networking platform

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Places to discover

Yasuni National ParkECProtected area with uncontacted tribes and UNESCO status Xingu Indigenous TerritoryBRAccessible reserve with cooperative indigenous communities Mamirauá ReserveBRSustainably managed area with ribeirinhos communities

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