Amsterdam, Netherlands
$600 - $2000 / Day
Request a demoIvo is a filmmaker who manifests the client’s marketing goals by creating dynamic videos that blend advertising needs with cinematic charisma. Documenting holistic farmers in the Amazon and solo Pacific fishermen to corporate leaders on Wall Street and cultural institutions in Washington DC, Ivo’s creative instinct thrives in versatility. Possessing light and nimble production footprint, Ivo produces from a concept to a finished deliverable story and character-driven content in the form of documentaries, short films, profile videos and web spots for non-profit, institutional, educational, commercial and industrial clients. Ivo has proudly created works for the United Nations, The Charles Darwin Foundation, The Smithsonian, The New York Times, Pro Mujer, Woodrow Wilson Foundation, Helmsley Foundation, Discovery Channel, Sterling Bank, Gear Communications, Nasdaq, Nike, Sotheby’s, The New York Public Library, Barnard College, Columbia University, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, Asset TV.
Produced for United Nations
Women of the UN share a passionate commitment to make a difference in the world. The UN needs more professional women among its ranks. Through their stories learn about the diverse professional opportunities open to women at all professional levels, across all occupational groups world-wide.
Hour Children’s mission is to help incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women and their children successfully rejoin the community, reunify with their families, and build healthy, independent and secure lives. To accomplish this, Hour Children provides compassionate and comprehensive services and encourages all to live and interact with dignity and respect.
Produced for United Nations
The UN is seeking Arabic speakers to join its field support missions.
Produced for Sotheby's
The exhibition Man Made: Jean-Michel Basquiat offers a comprehensive view of the artist's short career, from simple works on paper in marker and crayon from 1979 to large highly-finished canvases from 1987, the year before he died at age 27.
Orlando Pita demonstrates a straight-back hair style at Derek Lam show at NYC Fashion Week 2011.
Luisa Daniel Pérez, a recipient of an award for entrepreneurs from Banamex, tells the story of creating her own family business with help from Pro Mujer, one of Latin America’s leading women’s development organizations. Based in Hidalgo, Mexico, Luisa's shop produces and sells organic products made from ixtle - a fiber derived from the Agave plant.
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