Madrid, Spain
2 reviews$800 - $1200 / Day
Request QuoteI'm Ignacio Marín, a Spanish photo/video journalist and the Director of Feral Stories (feralstories.com), a social documentary production house. Over the last decade, I've filmed and produced numerous documentary and branded content projects for NGOs and brands. Furthermore, I've worked extensively as a freelancer, with my work being published in Time Magazine, Le Monde, CNN, The Guardian, Newsweek, among others.
April • 2024
We had a very positive experience with Ignacio. Professional workflow from the start! He understood our briefing very well and delivered the footage, photos & interview we wanted. Looking forward to work with him again in the future!
April • 2024
Ignacio was great! Very professional, knowledgeable and friendly. He understood the brief and the footage was exactly what we were looking for. I would highly recommend him and hope to work with him again in the future.
Produced for Content With Purpose
Produced for Doctors of the World
As a result of the pandemic, the NGO Doctors of the World had begun to work in residences for the elderly and from its Communication Department they had one objective: to record a short documentary to tell why our elders have taken the worst part in all phases of this health crisis. My team and I traveled to Valladolid and we were filming for 2 days in one of the residences where Doctors of the World works. We recorded more than 8 hours of interviews between residents, workers and staff of the NGO that we later edited into a piece to distribute in the media and social networks.
Produced for Doctors of the World
My team and I accompanied a team from Doctors of the World to the Canary Islands in Spain to film a short documentary about the health of the migrant people that arrive to our shores. We provided the project with a unique visual brand and narrative and disseminated the main insights of the report in the form of short documentaries adapted to its consumption on social media. We also created a website where the public can find out all the details of how the reception system in Europe is affecting the health of migrants.
Produced for 6sept13
En el árido paisaje de Meki, Etiopía, un equipo local de médicos y enfermeras luchan día a día por salvar las vidas de mujeres y niños en un hospital materno infantil. 'También lo siento: historias desde un Hospital en Etiopía' habla sobre la importancia de la atención médica en las comunidades rurales de Etiopía y la increíble resiliencia y determinación de aquellos que trabajan en ella.
La Cañada Real, near Madrid, Europe's largest "irregular" neighborhood with 7,000+ residents, faces legal uncertainty, neglect, and service deficiencies. A 2020 power outage, allegedly linked to nearby urban projects, reignited public scrutiny. El Cañaveral, Los Cerros, and Los Berrocales developments clash with La Cañada's informal settlements.
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