The Island That Disappears Beneath the Sea
An overnight journey across the Red Sea to explore Bayadah Island a submerged sandbank often called an island despite having no visible land.
Newyork / Destination Film
A fast-paced documentary journey through New York City, exploring iconic landmarks, local food, urban culture, and an unexpected accident that turned an ordinary ride into one of the trip's most memorable moments.
Filmed across New York City over two intensive days using a lightweight travel filmmaking setup. Production involved early-morning shoots, extensive walking routes, public transportation, street audio collection, and fast-paced location changes between Manhattan landmarks. An unexpected bicycle accident during filming became one of the most memorable behind-the-scenes moments of the entire production, ultimately finding its way into the story itself.
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