Vous êtes à la recherche d’un Documentary Filmmaker à Bruxelles ou en Belgique ? DPMN est spécialisé dans la réalisation et la production de films documentaires courts pour le web. Nous réalisons et produisons des documentaires courts pour les institutions et les ONG’s. Notre approche est simple et efficace et nous privilégions le “one man band” ou des équipes très réduites. Cette configuration minimaliste optimise la réactivité, la souplesse et la rapidité de mouvement mais elle assure aussi une plus grande intimité avec les personnes filmées lors des tournages. Le contenu filmé est donc plus authentique, sincère et profond. L’ autre avantage direct est l’aspect économique. Les frais de production sont nettement réduits sans sacrifier la qualité. Nous vous accompagnons aux différentes étapes à partir du concept initial jusqu’à la postproduction en passant par le storytelling, la pré-production, la production, le montage, les traductions, et la post-production. DPMN dispose de nombreuses connexions en Thaïlande et peut vous accompagner dans vos projets de film documentaire en Asie du Sud est. Nous avons déjà filmé en Thaïlande, en Indonésie, au Laos, et réalisé des reportages en Inde, Birmanie, Cambodge, Laos, Thaïlande, Singapour et en Malaisie pour l’ Asie du Sud Est. Comme chaque projet est unique, contactez DPMN pour nous parler de votre prochaine documentaire. Nous sommes situés à Bruxelles mais nous nous déplaçons volontiers.
People in Indonesia live in forest communities that understand the importance of forests to their economy and future generations. They live in wooded areas and work wood into furniture for export. During my travels through Indonesia, including Yogyakarta to Jeparha via Surakarta and Semarang, I documented all the stages involved with cutting trees down and making furniture. The European Commission’s FLEGT program is supporting communities in Indonesia who care about the environment. Their efforts are shown through their dedication to sustainable development and their refusal to damage the natural ecosystem. These communities only use what they need, and replace one tree for every two trees that get cut down. For this film shot in Indonesia and Laos, the team was made up of a cameraman, a sound engineer, a project manager, and a translator-producer.
Dive deep into real Thai boxing training in Bangkok. The kids are training hard, it’s 40 degrees and we are under a bridge, the expressway above our head. Despite the harshness of training, the heat and the pain, these young boxers support each other and are a real family. Huge respect. The clip was directed and filmed by Julien De Wilde alone.
Burmese migrants who come from a troubled country like Burma come to Thailand looking for a job and a better life. They live in the fishing village of Samut Sakhon, which is located in Thailand. Many fishmongers are Burmese immigrants; they left their home country because of the difficulties they faced there. Non-Government Organization Raks Thai helps the family by providing them with education. They know that their children are being cared for while they are busy with their jobs. This really improves their lives and gives them a brighter future. The film was directed and filmed by Julien De Wilde and a translator form the NGO.
Jaouad Achab was the world taekwondo champion. He lives and trains in Belgium in the Antwerp region. He started training very young in Morocco following the advice of his mother. Since then he has never stopped training day after day. Jaouad is an incredible fighter and he shows a lot of wisdom, rigor, and simplicity. His training takes place twice a day. Discover rare moments of his intense training. The clip was directed and filmed by Julien De Wilde alone.
Klongtoey is a very contrasting district in the center of Bangkok, bordered by the Chao Phraya river and close to the port. Originally known for its large old slums, morning market, and port activities, the area has retained its original character despite the expansion of the shopping complex and apartments. The neighborhood is dense. Along canals, roads, railways, or under bridges, every space is occupied. Its temporary dwellings have become permanent homes for thousands of people. Despite the difficult conditions, its inhabitants live by helping each other and by managing what they have. The environment doesn’t matter. Our inner world is more real than the outer world. The human qualities of its inhabitants bear witness to this. Kindness, compassion, and respect unite them. The clip was directed and filmed by Julien De Wilde alone.
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