I went to Finland to learn analog photography, and it changed everything. @storybydanehav

Robin Danehav Join Robin Danehav in Tampere, Finland, where analog camera guru Juho Leppänen and his Camera Rescue Project race to revive 100 000 forgotten film cameras and prove there’s a better way to save our memories—and the planet—than piling up endless digital snapshots.

We begin with an uncomfortable reality: billions of phone pics sit in clouds and hard drives, yet finding the moments that truly matter grows harder every year. Inside a converted warehouse, Juho’s team painstakingly repairs, tests and re-homes vintage “memory machines” that might otherwise end up in landfill. Their circular-economy model keeps gear working for another fifty plus years, trains new technicians before old skills vanish, and shows why thoughtfully limited film frames can outlast disposable tech cycles.

Along the way you’ll watch Juho’s kids turn a dining-room table into a print lab, discover how a single roll of film changes the way I photograph forever, and see why one physical photograph can feel richer than a thousand swipes. From cross-Europe road trips to Olympic pop-ups, Camera Rescue turns repair into a viable business—and a blueprint for anyone overwhelmed by digital clutter who still wants to preserve life’s highlights.

00:00 Intro – why memories keep slipping away
00:48 Too many photos, too little meaning
02:05 Ferry to Finland
03:12 First meet-up with Juho in Tampere
05:20 Inside Europe’s largest film-camera hub
08:04 Training the next generation of repair techs
10:15 The 100 000-camera mission
12:30 Family print day – turning moments into memories
15:05 Road-trip loading: film, gear, Olympic pop-up plans
17:40 Circular economy vs. planned obsolescence
20:30 My first roll of film – hooked in three exposures
22:18 Has film photography already been resurrected?
24:45 Printing photos once a year (the Christmas ritual)
27:05 Will your images last 50 years?
29:30 How you can help rescue memories
31:10 Credits & next documentary teaser

Check out the Camera Rescue Project: camerarescue.org
And if you want to buy your next camera from Kamerastore: kamerastore.com

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I went to Finland to learn analog photography, and it changed everything.

Robin Danehav 2025-05-13 | Join Robin Danehav in Tampere, Finland, where analog camera guru Juho Leppänen and his Camera Rescue Project race to revive 100 000 forgotten film cameras and prove there’s a better way to save our memories—and the planet—than piling up endless digital snapshots.

We begin with an uncomfortable reality: billions of phone pics sit in clouds and hard drives, yet finding the moments that truly matter grows harder every year. Inside a converted warehouse, Juho’s team painstakingly repairs, tests and re-homes vintage “memory machines” that might otherwise end up in landfill. Their circular-economy model keeps gear working for another fifty plus years, trains new technicians before old skills vanish, and shows why thoughtfully limited film frames can outlast disposable tech cycles.

Along the way you’ll watch Juho’s kids turn a dining-room table into a print lab, discover how a single roll of film changes the way I photograph forever, and see why one physical photograph can feel richer than a thousand swipes. From cross-Europe road trips to Olympic pop-ups, Camera Rescue turns repair into a viable business—and a blueprint for anyone overwhelmed by digital clutter who still wants to preserve life’s highlights.

00:00 Intro – why memories keep slipping away
00:48 Too many photos, too little meaning
02:05 Ferry to Finland
03:12 First meet-up with Juho in Tampere
05:20 Inside Europe’s largest film-camera hub
08:04 Training the next generation of repair techs
10:15 The 100 000-camera mission
12:30 Family print day – turning moments into memories
15:05 Road-trip loading: film, gear, Olympic pop-up plans
17:40 Circular economy vs. planned obsolescence
20:30 My first roll of film – hooked in three exposures
22:18 Has film photography already been resurrected?
24:45 Printing photos once a year (the Christmas ritual)
27:05 Will your images last 50 years?
29:30 How you can help rescue memories
31:10 Credits & next documentary teaser

Check out the Camera Rescue Project: camerarescue.org
And if you want to buy your next camera from Kamerastore: kamerastore.com

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Making a film on a glacier is harder than you think

Robin Danehav 2025-07-31 | WATCH EPISODE 1 HERE: youtu.be/QxT6Xu3-1As
EPISODE 2 of 2: Filmmaker Robin Danehav tackles a brutal 1000m ascent to Björlings Glacier, filming the deployment of a 200 m² wool blanket for stoppin the melt, then limps 19 km back—capturing raw truth for his documentary on grassroots climate action.

Episode 1 ended with me—Robin Danehav—reaching Kebnekaise Mountain Station after a 1 298 km drive and a 19 km hike. Episode 2 picks up the next morning: camera batteries full, legs already shaky. My job today is to capture the moment a team of volunteers hauls a 200 sqm wool sheet onto Björlings Glacier. The blanket will spend the summer shielding that ice patch, turning invisible melt into a vivid, year-by-year visual for anyone who doubts climate change.

This is the VLOG from making the documentary about Glaciärfilten—a visual climate experiment where a 200 m² wool blanket is stitched together, covering the ice.

Why watch
Real BTS filmmaking – one-person crew vs. wind, fogged lenses, and the midnight sun
Authentic struggle – rookie mountaineer mindset, no hero edits.
Climate-action art – turning a patch of wool into a visible reminder of glacier loss.

00:00 Hiking to make a film on a glacier (Intro)
01:20 Morning at Kebnekaise mountain station
02:20 The ascend towards the glacier begins
05:00 Traversing the glacier & Filming the Wool Blanket Project
07:40 Coming back down to Kebnekaise Mountain Station
09:10 The Walk back to Nikkaluokta - Every Step Gets Harder
12:26 Suffering and reflections on the job done
13:48 Reaching Nikkaluokta Exhausted
15:00 Preparing for the Next Mission in September

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Lets film a documentary on Swedens tallest mountain

Robin Danehav 2025-07-29 | WATCH EPISODE 2 HERE: youtube.com/watch?v=-Yi3KHfrCVE

EPISODE 1 OF 2: Follow filmmaker Robin Danehav's perspective on a 1298 km road-trip and 19 km trek to Sweden’s tallest mountain Kebnekaise. This is the second trip for making a documentary about blanketing a glacier with wool to fight climate change— inspiring environmental action.

(Thanks to @ottoblucker for some of the shots of me in this one!)

What looks like a carefree summer hike is actually Day 1 of Glaciärfilten, an ambitious climate-manifestation where volunteers haul giant wool blankets up Björlings Glacier each year to slow its melt and visualise the pace of global warming. In this vlog episode, Swedish filmmaker Robin Danehav invites you into the raw, often messy reality behind his upcoming feature documentary about the project.

🟢 The Journey
• Overnight pack-fest in Stockholm; gear checks, last-minute doubts.
• 1 298 kilometres north by car beneath the midnight sun, chasing a mountain that refuses to wait.
• A lung-stretching 19 km hike from Nikkaluokta to Kebnekaise Mountain Station—the point where optimism meets rocky trail, swarms of mosquitoes and that first “what have I gotten myself into?” moment.

🟢 The Mission
Glaciärfilten (“The Glacier Blanket”) isn’t about saving one glacier—it’s a bold visual signal: if we can cover melting ice to buy time, imagine what we could do by cutting emissions. Over three field trips this season we’ll raise, stitch and later remove a 200 m² wool layer, measuring how much ice vanishes beneath it compared with exposed surfaces. Robin’s lens captures not just the science, but the human grit, humour and doubt that power grassroots climate solutions.

🟢 Why Watch
• Behind-the-scenes what it takes to make a film like this
• Authentic adventure vlog: zero macho posturing—just real stakes, blistering feet, and the stubborn hope that storytelling can spark change.
• Climate-action inspiration: see how an idea grew into a movement that draws hikers, scientists and brands committed to impact.

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Analog tricks that make a song great

Robin Danehav 2025-07-01 | Full documentary "The Unexpected turns of Analog Sound": youtu.be/AjWqYwfHkqA

🎸 What really turns a good tune into a goose-bump classic?
In this 10-minute mini-documentary, filmmaker Robin Danehav steps inside Stockholm music producer Mattias’ gear-packed studio. Home to 1,000+ instruments, music and sound making machines, a South-African Mellotron, and enough analog magic to make reality feel overrated. Watch as he breaks down the song-making tricks that lift melody, emotion and texture far beyond the DAW grid.

What you’ll learn
- Emotion over perfection: why the feel wins every time
- Analog vs digital: the surprising champ in real sessions
- Texture layering: using delay, tape & bird-song samples to paint “places” in sound
- Producer–artist workflow: turning a half-idea into a fully realized track
- Gear tour: Mellotron, auto-pan pedals, distortion chains & more

00:00 Intro – “Reality Is Overrated?”
00:45 Pedal Brain-Freeze: Embracing Creative Limits
02:10 Feeling makes perfect – Chasing Emotion in the Mix
04:05 Analog Delay vs DAW Plug-ins (Blind Test)
06:00 Mellotron Magic & Bird-Song Beats
08:30 Producer/Artist Talk – Defining the Vision
10:05 Wrap-up & Next Documentary Teaser

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Did we finally fix our audio problem? Canon C70 + Hollyland Lark

Robin Danehav 2025-06-17 | H.265 on the Canon C70 only gives us 16-bit sound, but our Hollyland wireless mics output 24-bit. So in this episode we ditch H.265, move to the camera’s middle XF-AVC codec, and head outside to see if the new 24-bit workflow really fixes the clipping that’s haunted every take so far.

Along the way we:
• set up the mics in a windy park
• film extra shots for an upcoming “spotlight” short
• talk gear, fear, and why honest sound matters for the 100-docs mission

Chasing what scares us, one tweak at a time. If you’ve got questions about codecs or audio, drop them in the comments.

— Robin

00:00 Dialling-in the camera & mics
00:20 Why we ditched H.265 (16-bit)
01:07 Field test: new 24-bit setup
01:36 Windy mic-hiding tactics
02:20 Shooting a “spotlight” scene
03:26 Talking to camera in public
05:03 Real-world noise stress test
05:39 Studio playback – verdict
06:15 What’s next & your questions

Gear mentions: Canon C70 (XF-AVC 4:2:2 10-bit, 24-bit audio), Hollyland Lark mics, Rycote fluff, Davinci Resolve

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My upcoming project scares me. And why thats a good thing.

Robin Danehav 2025-06-16 | Download "5-act Documentary Blueprint": robinhawk7.gumroad.com/l/5-act-doc-blueprint

My upcoming project scares me—and that’s exactly why I’m doing it.

Welcome to Episode 1 of me documenting my behind-the-scenes journey.

During my 100 documentaries project I’ll take you into places and stories that push me way outside my comfort zone, as well as the everyday things I do to sustain this project - starting with Glaciärfilten, the seemingly crazy idea of wrapping glaciers in wool to slow their melt.

In this episode I unpack:

-Why fear is my green light to press record
-How a simple roll of wool could protect a Swedish glacier
-The messy reality of filming a mission this big

If chasing uncomfortable stories sounds like your thing, subscribe and come along for the ride.

— Robin

00:00 Starting Something New
00:09 First Step: Buying the Camera
00:28 The 100-Documentary Mission
00:57 Preview: Glacier Blanket Expedition
01:36 Why This Crazy Idea Matters
02:12 Doing What Scares Me
02:59 Gear & Packing Challenge
03:50 Going Solo (Isak Can’t Come)
05:22 Filming vs Physical Limits
06:34 Planning Interviews with the 5-Act Blueprint
07:36 Wrap-Up & Your Questions

Follow the project:
Instagram → @glaciarfilten
More on Glaciärfilten → woolrebel.com/en/blogs/glaciarfilten

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What would YOU look like in 2175? Lets digitize a 150-year-old photo!

Robin Danehav 2025-06-03 | Full documentary about The Camera Rescue Project: youtu.be/wSKRaXRc918

Step inside the Kamerastore studio in Tampere, Finland, as Juho Leppänen uncover and digitize the oldest photograph in his family—an 1800s silver-coated tintype of his great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather. This three-minute short reveals the delicate process of digitising a 200-year-old metal plate, the lighting tricks needed to tame its mirror-like surface, and the emotional jolt of seeing “one chemical reaction away” from an ancestor who posed in the 1870s.

Beyond the technical challenge, Juho asks a bigger question: what legacy will we leave for our great-grandchildren to Google in the next century? He argues that curating physical photographs—and turning them into durable digital copies—is essential to any personal biography that hopes to outlast shifting file formats and failed hard drives. If you’ve ever wondered why rescuing a single print can matter more than snapping a thousand phone pics, this micro-documentary is for you.

00:00 The 200-year-old family tintype
00:18 Why metal plates defeat normal scanners
01:00 Building a glare-free lighting setup
01:45 “One chemical reaction away” from the 1870 s
02:20 Digitising history vs. truly owning it
02:45 What will your descendants find about you?
03:05 Thanks for watching—lunch break in Finland!

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Hauling 250kg of wool to a glacier in ARCTIC conditions. But why?

Robin Danehav 2025-05-21 | The glaciers are disappearing – And we're covering it with wool 🏔🧶
This is an early glimpse of "Glaciärfilten" — a visual climate project where a Swedish glacier is being covered with wool blankets to slow down the melt.

It might sound strange, but it works. In 2023, this method helped preserve up to 1.5 meters of glacier ice. The blankets are made from 100% Swedish wool that would otherwise go to waste — turning discarded natural material into a tool for climate action.

🎥 We're currently creating a full-length documentary about this groundbreaking initiative. This short film is a sneak peek to help raise awareness and funding as the project grows.

In late June we're going back up again for the next stage of the project where we continue making this film. And then it all finishes in September when we come up again for the last part - removing the wool and witness the result.

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Making a documentary in the Camera Rescue Dungeons - Finland BTS VLOG

Robin Danehav 2025-05-19 | Full documentary here: youtube.com/watch?v=wSKRaXRc918&list=PLqatzc5RzVV9UW-lCnXTrSIKl_K2F1O2u

What happens when a digital-native filmmaker buys their first analog camera—with one of Europe’s top film nerds as their guide?
This is the behind-the-scenes of Framing Time, but it’s also the story of how I went from knowing nothing about analog photography to buying my first real film camera—guided by Juho Leppänen and the crew at Camera Rescue in Finland.

We travel by ferry to Tampere, navigate thousands of pieces of vintage gear, and in the middle of filming a documentary… I suddenly find myself on the other side of the lens. With Juho’s help, I test cameras, expose my first rolls, and try to figure out what kind of analog photographer I might become. It’s part vlog, part journey of rediscovery, and part reflection on what it means to slow down, preserve memories, and make something that lasts.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by digital chaos or curious about getting into analog photography—this film is for you.

00:00 Intro – leaving Sweden and heading to Finland
01:30 Packing gear and traveling
03:00 Arriving in Tampere and camera nerd heaven
04:45 My crash course in analog photography begins
06:15 Juho starts helping me choose a film camera
08:00 Trying out film cameras for the first time
09:20 The moment I get hooked
10:10 Buying my first analog camera
11:20 Reflecting on what just happened
12:30 Why this matters—memory, legacy, and slowing down
14:00 Wrapping the film and the story we’re really telling

Find your own camera at kamerastore.com and check out Camera Rescue Project at camerarescue.org

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Lost Paradise Gili one year later, what has changed?

Robin Danehav 2025-05-07 | UNDERNEATH THE ADVENTURE: youtu.be/-l81xESXnis

One year after our original documentary about life on Gili Trawangan, I return to see what happened next. This film revisits Martin — the man who opened up about the emotional cost of chasing a dream on a remote island.

The first film sparked questions, messages, and curiosity from viewers around the world. In this follow-up, we explore what changed, what didn’t, and what it really takes to stay.

This is not a paradise fantasy — it’s real life, with all its contradictions. And this time, Martin tells it like it is.

Follow Martin's renovation on instagram.com/martinhenryvrana

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00:00 – Why Life on a Remote Island Isn’t Always Paradise
00:30 – Returning to Gili Trawangan One Year Later
01:22 – What changed in a year?
03:00 – Building a Simple Outdoor Kitchen in the Tropics
03:37 – Sleeping in a Jungle Loft Built by Hand
04:29 – Rebuilding a 40-Year-Old House From the Ground Up
05:36 – Scary moment: Sharing the journey instead of keeping it a secret
05:51 – Building a water tower, why?
06:49 – What It’s Really Like Living on Gili Trawangan Now
07:39 – Starting a Small Cocktail Bar on a Remote Island
08:15 – The Truth About Owning Land in Indonesia
09:03 – How Hard Is It to Build a House in Indonesia?
09:38 – How to avoid exploitation of these tropical islands
10:31 – Leading a Local Team as a Foreigner
11:51 – What I Learned From Living and Building on Gili T

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Trailer: FRAMING TIME (Camera Rescue Project)

Robin Danehav 2025-05-03 | FULL DOCUMENTARY HERE: youtube.com/watch?v=wSKRaXRc918

We're going to Finland to meet Juho Leppänen and talk about The Camera Rescue Project.

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What’s needed for film photography to stay alive? 📸 MAY 13 FULL DOC RELEASE #photography

Robin Danehav 2025-04-20 | ...

Coffee prices are skyrocketing. Heres why.

Robin Danehav 2025-04-16 | Coffee prices have doubled in the last year, and it will continue to rise. And coffee might not be around in 20 years.
It's all due to a mix of factors, primarily driven by climate change. In this video, we dive into the reasons why the cost of coffee is surging and how environmental challenges, such as droughts in key coffee-producing countries, are affecting your daily cup of coffee. If you've noticed higher prices at the supermarket, this video explains the bigger picture and why coffee prices might continue to climb in the future.
So if you think the coffee price is to high when you're standing in the grocery store? Think again.
In this video we go through the reasons beyond the blame and look at why this happened. And more importantly - What we can do about it.

☕ What’s in the video:
- The impact of climate change on coffee production
- Why Arabica coffee prices are the highest they’ve been since 1977
- The global consequences of drought conditions in coffee-growing regions
- How climate change is shaping the future of coffee farming

If you want to buy Lars' coffee, you can do so at https://lykkegardar.se

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00:00 - Introduction: Coffee Prices are Skyrocketing
00:45 - Why Are Coffee Prices Rising?
01:30 - The Role of Climate Change in Coffee Production
02:20 - Droughts in Key Coffee-Producing Countries
03:10 - Impact on Arabica Coffee Prices
04:00 - How the Supply Chain is Affected
04:50 - The Price Surge: The Highest in Decades
05:40 - The Struggles of Coffee Farmers
06:30 - What Consumers Can Do to Help
07:20 - The Future of Coffee: Sustainability and Change
08:10 - Conclusion: Appreciating Your Coffee

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Take photos that will actually mean something

Robin Danehav 2025-02-22 | Full documentary here: youtube.com/watch?v=wSKRaXRc918

Here Robin Danehav is talking to Juho Leppänen of youtube.com/@CameraRescue. About memories, cameras and what photos are really important.This is a short version of the full documentary that will be out shortly.

We take thousands of photos every year, but how many will truly matter decades from now? This documentary explores the power of photography, memory, and why some images become priceless over time. Join us as we dive into the emotional and historical significance of capturing meaningful moments.

00:00 - Introduction
00:06 - Our responsibility as photographers
00:20 - Why some photos last a lifetime
01:10 - The problem with modern digital photography
02:05 - How to take meaningful photos today
05:00 - Final thoughts on preserving memories

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Unpredictable challenges filming a doc in rural Uganda #filmmaking #travel #uganda

Robin Danehav 2025-02-18 | ...

Easiest way to change your life for the better

Robin Danehav 2025-02-14 | I'm Robin Danehav. After a 15 years+ filmmaking career running my own production companies, I decided it was time to do something that matters.
So I started this Youtube project - to make 100 documentaries, telling the stories of humans who are doing something to improve on the world we live in.
There is so much to learn from people all around the world. And that is what I bring you on this channel.
If you enjoy watching stories about incredible people who are making the world better, funnier and friendlier -- Then this channel is for you.

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He made 1000 portraits to pay for child birth

Robin Danehav 2025-02-06 | Now, contribute the same amount you spent on your last cup of coffee on gofund.me/8d25dd32

Before going to Uganda last year to make this documentary, Isak Friberg and I got in contact with local filmmaker Deo. He decided to join us during this week filming for the BTS film, just to get the experience. Check out his Youtube here: @deokuset

We ended up becoming really good friends and I learned about the struggles of being a filmmaker in Uganda. Gear is super expensive and hard to come by. If a camera costs 2000 USD and an average client can pay 50 USD for a job, the equation doesn't really match.

But Deo's dream is not only to make more money, he wants to share the stories of real people in his beautiful country.

When it was time to go, I realized that if my purpose in doing this work is to spread positive stories in the world - helping Deo get off the ground is the single biggest impact I can make. So I left him the lighting equipment that brought. I signed up a year of Squarespace for him (link in a comment) but I felt I needed to do more.

So here we are. I'm doing this fundraiser to get him a proper camera, some batteries, a few memory cards and other basic equipment to get started.

I will match all donations 100% even if it ruins me in the process.

Check out this film and his incredible story on how he raised money for the safe birth of his daughter: youtu.be/mt1gfmaIXW8

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Filming here humbled me in ways I never expected

Robin Danehav 2025-02-04 | This is the behind-the-scenes story of the most challenging documentary I’ve ever made—where nothing went as planned. From lost gear and extreme heat to tight schedules and unexpected moments, this journey pushed my filmmaking skills, my patience, and my perspective to the limit.

What started as a film about coffee in Uganda became something much bigger: a lesson in resilience, storytelling, and how to adapt when everything falls apart.

🔥 Watch the full documentary here: youtu.be/gMCUlO7HH7o
📸 Support Deo’s Filmmaking Journey: gofund.me/8d25dd32 or on @deokuset

⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 - The Biggest Film Challenge of My Life 🎥
01:05 - How This Film Shifted My Perspective 🌍
02:12 - Taking on Uganda: Terrified & Excited at the Same Time
03:25 - The Gear Dilemma: Choosing the Right Camera for the Unknown
04:40 - Arriving in Uganda: First Impressions & Culture Shock
06:18 - Losing the Drone Before Filming Even Began 😩
08:07 - Meeting Deo: The Filmmaker Who Changed Everything 🎬
09:55 - The Brutal Reality of Filming in Uganda ☀️
11:38 - Filming in Extreme Heat & Running Out of Energy 🔥
13:50 - Traveling to the Farmers & Seeing Their Reality ☕
16:20 - The 1,000 Portraits Project: A Story That Hit Me Hard
18:35 - From Control to Chaos: Shifting My Filmmaking Approach
21:00 - The Interview That Almost Didn’t Happen 🎤
23:50 - This Is Africa: Embracing the Unpredictable
25:45 - Leaving Uganda: A Reflection That Changed Me
27:25 - Editing Was Harder Than Filming: The Creative Struggle
29:40 - What This Film Taught Me About Storytelling & Resilience
32:00 - The Impact of This Film & What’s Next
34:35 - How You Can Help: Support Deo’s Filmmaking Journey 🎥

🎬 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO:
✔ The biggest challenges of shooting a documentary in Uganda
✔ How filmmaking can change when nothing goes as planned
✔ The human stories behind Uganda’s coffee industry
✔ Why letting go of control can make a film better

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🎥 GEAR USED IN THIS FILM
📷 Main Camera: Canon C70
📷 B-camera: Canon R5
📷 BTS Camera: Sony A7iv
🚁 Drone: (Before it was taken… A DJI Mini 4 Pro) but we ended up with a Mini 3 Pro.

This wasn’t just another film project—it was a life-changing experience. Hope you enjoy the journey as much as I did! Let me know in the comments: What’s the hardest project YOU’VE ever worked on? 👇

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Why sustainable coffee taste better (Uganda coffee documentary)

Robin Danehav 2024-12-04 | Do you love your morning coffee but wonder where it really comes from? In this eye-opening documentary, travel with me and Lars Pilengrim from Lykke Coffee Farms to Uganda to uncover the untold story behind every sip. By the end, you'll know exactly how paying just a little bit more for your latte can transform entire communities-and why it matters for your own peace of mind.

What's in It for You?
Feel Good About Your Choices: Learn how a fair price for coffee can improve the lives of farmers and their families-so you'll never sip your cup the same way again.
Get Inspired to Make a Difference: Even small changes in how (and where) you buy coffee can create massive ripple effects in education, healthcare, and local economies.
Elevate Your Coffee Experience: Gain an appreciation for the artistry, labor, and dedication that goes into every bean, making your daily brew taste better-both ethically and flavor-wise.

What You'll See
Behind-the-Scenes Farming: From harvesting beans at dawn to hand-sorting for quality, witness the dedication that farmers invest in every bag of coffee.
Real-Life Success Stories: Meet families who've dramatically improved their lives by earning a fair wage-and see how that sparks hope for future generations.
Straight Talk on Pricing: Understand the true cost of cheap coffee and why paying more is a simple yet profound way to support sustainable, ethical production.
Whether you're a casual coffee drinker or a die-hard caffeine enthusiast, this film empowers you to become a more conscious consumer-one who helps create lasting change with every purchase.

Introduction – Why Uganda? (00:00)
Meeting the Farmers (02:05)
The Reality of Low Prices (07:30)
The Coffee Process Revealed (12:45)
Fair Wage Success Stories (20:00)
Your Coffee, Your Impact (27:50)

Subscribe for more uplifting documentaries that celebrate the people changing the world-one story at a time. If you find this film meaningful, like, share, and leave a comment about how you choose to make your coffee count.

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Are you ready for this coffee adventure in Uganda? TRAILER

Robin Danehav 2024-12-02 | This is a preview of the film called "Every Bean Has a Home" that's coming out here on December 4. It features Robin Danehav as he goes to Uganda with coffee enthusiast Lars Pilengrim who has decided to make a huge change for the better in the current ways the coffee industry is operating.

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Building a swimming pool defying the monsoon season

Robin Danehav 2024-10-06 | SPOTLIGHT STORY: BUILDING THE SWIMMING POOL. This is the story of the swimming pool at Lost Paradise that Martin built. See the full documentary about Martin here: youtu.be/-l81xESXnis

If you decide to build a huge swimming pool in Gili Trawangan. Make sure you do it in the dry season. This is not what Martin did. The weather was getting more and more shifty and it nearly destroyed the entire dream.

Spotlight stories are interesting niche topics that I stumble upon when building the documentaries. They are super interesting but would take up too much space in the main film. So they get their own shorter format versions instead. You can view more of them here: youtube.com/watch?v=Bb52uFO6LRM&list=PLqatzc5RzVV_PdYbVm9Hyo4Qw1qInXVzr

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Our complete studio transformation on a budget

Robin Danehav 2024-10-01 | Join in on the transformation ride! There was no more time to spare before showing my working space some love. It's been sitting the same way I found it four years ago. It worked, but was not in any way inspirational.

This video shows the complete overhaul me and Isak did on a very tiny budget. And the big light source we constructed turned out so good!

Let me know what you would have done in the comments :)

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Behind the scenes making a documentary in Bali

Robin Danehav 2024-09-27 | Watch the full documentary here: youtube.com/watch?v=-l81xESXnis

This is the behind the scenes story where Robin Danehav shares the journey of creating the film "Underneath the Adventure". The film is featuring Martin, who spent the last 13 years of life focusing on building a resort in Gili Trawangan. It’s an emotional story about how he was struggling with questioning his life choices, logistics and inner demons.

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“I made it really difficult for myself”

Robin Danehav 2024-09-21 | ...

Lost traveler spends 13 years building resort in paradise

Robin Danehav 2024-09-20 | Find more about Lost Paradise here: https://lostparadise.world ❤️

Watch the BTS film here: youtu.be/KAUqGrL88wE

In this captivating documentary, Robin Danehav learns about the incredible journey of Martin, a Swedish entrepreneur, as he transitions from a 9-to-5 lifestyle to building his own resort on the remote Gili Islands in Indonesia. Over 13 years, Martin faced extreme challenges—working three jobs in Norway, cycling through jungles with construction supplies, and battling deep personal struggles. Yet, he never gave up.

This film is about perseverance, passion, and self-discovery. Martin shares his inspiring story of how he turned a piece of land in Bali into a thriving resort, all while wrestling with the loss of his father and the emotional toll of long-term commitment. Alongside breathtaking visuals of Indonesian landscapes, you'll learn how Martin’s unshakable determination and resilience brought him success on his own terms, defying societal norms.

Witness an adventure filled with highs and lows, and discover what it truly means to follow your dreams no matter the obstacles. Subscribe to support more incredible stories of impact makers.

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Why local language is crucial when building in Gili Trawangan

Robin Danehav 2024-09-01 | If you're building your dream house on a remote tropical island in Indonesia, and you are doing it hardcore style with no external project manager, you need to learn how to communicate.

Martin Henry Vrana is a swede who moved away from the cold early 2010's and started a huge project on this small island.

This is a spotlight story and sneak peak of the full documentary about him that's coming out September 20.

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First step of the Uganda coffee documentary

Robin Danehav 2024-07-25 | Coffee, cameras and... Writing. No that should be ACTION.
Ok, so if you're like me and don't love planning everything out just by writing down the story I want to tell based on hours and hours of research and imagination... do this instead!

It throws me right into creation mode and here I get to connect with the main participant, Lars Pilengrim, in this upcoming doc that we will go to Uganda to create in September.

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Challenges filming Never Gonna Give You Up classical version with Josep Castanyer Alonso

Robin Danehav 2024-07-05 | ✅ If you want to support my journey, please consider becoming a member of my Patreon page for as little as 7 USD per month: patreon.com/storybyDanehav

We made three different productions in one day simultaneously. It was confusing. But here's the behind the scenes story of what took place in the Stockholm Concert Hall on this snowy December night in 2023 when we recorded the video for @JosepCastanyerAlonso's fugue version of Never Gonna Give You Up on the grand piano, while also filming that process as a scene for the documentary we released a week ago AND documenting the whole thing for this BTS film...

We did invent some ways of doing things and some challenges were too... well, challenging.

Full documentary: youtube.com/watch?v=TFJ3mgx0xy0&list=PLqatzc5RzVV9UW-lCnXTrSIKl_K2F1O2u&index=1

The finished song by Josep: youtube.com/watch?v=tlV0k-rC-00

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Cellist becoming YouTube piano sensation reshaping classical music

Robin Danehav 2024-06-27 | ✅ If you want to support my journey of producting 100 documentaries, become a member of my Patreon page for as little as 7 USD per month: patreon.com/storybyDanehav

Josep Castanyer Alonso is a pro cellist in the Stockholm Royal Philharmonica, who is turning annoying pop songs into classical fugues, ON THE PIANO.
Robin Danehav and Isak Friberg followed him for 6 months when he was composing his version of "Never gonna give you up" for his Youtube channel @JosepCastanyerAlonso.
You can watch it here: youtu.be/tlV0k-rC-00

Josep Castayner Alonso is born in Barcelona and started playing piano and cello at a very young age. He then finished high school two years early to go to Cologne in Germany for music school and to become a professional cellist.

At 21 years old he achieved the unimaginable thing of getting a full time position employment as a cellist at the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, being the youngest person in the entire line up. This was all he ever dreamed of, but when it happen so early, it created the feeling of “what now?”.

So he started composing classical versions of annoying pop songs like Barbie Girl and the Angry Birds theme, on the piano. And this thing becomes huge.

This film explores his perfectionism, digital stage fright and the performance anxiety that comes with this whole thing.

Making this film has taught me a lot about the world of classical music. A world I was aware that it existed, but not much more. We’ve seen the inside of Stockholm Concert Hall, this giant blue mysterious building in central Stockholm that have this “cultural elite only” feeling to it.

It’s been super fun to make and I think the story is valuable and interesting to anyone, regardless if you are in to classical music or not.

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Pleasantly rickrolled by a FUGUE - DOCUMENTARY TRAILER

Robin Danehav 2024-06-19 | TRAILER. Why not make a fugue out of "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley? This documentary featuring Josep Castanyer Alonso is a story about perfection, classical music and why there is a gap between art and entertainment. A gap where @JosepCastanyerAlonso is happy taking up space.

SAVE THE DATE: 27 JUNE 2024. It will be released here on this channel at 20.00 CET. ❤️ Subscribe if you haven't already youtube.com/channel/UCHK0OKDFB8lAJGtYFWKQY6g?sub_confirmation=1

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Dream project on COFFEE: Lets go to Uganda!

Robin Danehav 2024-05-22 | ✅ Support me on Patreon for as little as 7 USD per month: patreon.com/storybyDanehav

I'm going to Uganda! In September @Isak_friberg and I will travel there to make a reality documentary about how to make coffee in the best way possible for the planet, the people and the consumer.

This video is what I know so far.

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Tragic yet beautiful story of the world’s only Sprout mobile 🌱 #sprouting

Robin Danehav 2024-04-30 | ...

Join in Behind The Scenes! Making of The MUDD Club music videos

Robin Danehav 2024-04-10 | How did we create this? A look behind the scenes when The MUDD Club is recording "5am squad", "50-70", "Feel better" & "Lose your blues". Join in on this magical day in the studio.

➡️ 5am Squad: youtube.com/watch?v=HrgZayVgj2s

You know how some questions you get really lights you up inside? That it just FEELS right? When I got asked if I wanted to make live performance films of this band consisting of 13 amazing humans recording their songs, I got exactly THAT that feeling.

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00:00 Intro Behind The Scenes making live session films
00:17 Setting the stage: The mission for the day
00:50 The preparations
01:52 How we planned this filming
03:10 Soundcheck completed
03:50 The 5am Squad final film teaser
04:36 The setup using Aputure 1200d and a number Aputure 300d
05:24 More 5am Squad
05:58 The feeling after recording is done
06:21 Time for the editing which was a challenge, and how Isak worked his magic
07:56 Micke comes over for final editing tweaks
09:28 Conclusion
10:05 Outro
11:16 Bonus: "S*x on fire" like you've never heard it before

The band:
Kajsa Borg - vocals, composer
Tobias Rydberg - bass, composer
Mikael Bäck - keyboards, composer
Lucas Jedahlius - keyboards
Aston Farnell - guitar
Jonathan Lundberg - drums
Lasse Knutas - percussion
Filip Olandersson - trumpet
Friden Tolke - saxophone
Jonathan Jaarnek Norén - backing vocals, composer
Helena Skoglund - backing vocals
Simon Lingmerth - backing vocals

The story in short:
It was me, Kalle and Isak on the cameras. The challenge when doing a thing like this is that using three cameras and recording each song about four times, we need to cover our bases and get all the angles we need. Without interfering with each other or everyone catching the same shots because that's where something interesting is happening at the moment.

So we made a plan where we could focus on different areas, and for each take using different framings. We started wide, then went closer, and in the final round we did the creative, interesting angles. This way we also learned the songs and where the most important moments were happening. Like when there's a base solo, it needs to be captured really close.

For lighting we turned off all ambient lights in the studio, and used a big light source blasting up in the ceiling to up the overall key of the room.

Then we built a ring of smaller lights around the studio, a variety of Aputure 300's, to always have backlit shots no matter which angle we were filming from. You want that light coming from the far end of the room straight into the camera to create an interesting look.

Also this setup allowed us to move freely and not having to worry about where the lights were setup, which there was no time for when the action started.

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Living on a Sailboat Is NOT What You Think

Robin Danehav 2024-04-05 | Robin Danehav is meeting up with Ryan & Sophie making this documentary about living nomadic life on a sailboat, who have done so for six years. Join us on a trip down East River in New York City while they share their story.

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00:00 Would you give up everything to follow your dream?
00:27 Meet Ryan & Sophie @RyanSophieSailing
01:38 Film 96 of 100, here we go!
01:53 Backstory on how they had quit their jobs and how the adventure started
02:49 Meeting up in Port Washington on Long Island
03:23 Let the sailing from Port Washington to Southern Manhattan begin!
04:10 How Ryan & Sophie met in Sweden and what got them into sailing
07:22 Robin's thoughts on the sail towards New York City. And Hells Gate.
08:14 Ryan's background as a pilot and flight instructor and how it translates into sailing
09:06 Sophie's transition into becoming a filmmaker once they started this adventure
11:40 Ryan's first experience of being exposed on Youtube
12:46 Meeting new friends and always be on the move, how it affects you
15:46 Trapped in paradise during COVID lockdown in St.Martin
20:50 How to maintain a relationship on board
24:17 How to stay mentally healthy in an environment like this, and why it's so hard for men to talk about feelings
25:26 Ryan's Atlantic Solo Crossing and the unexpected emotional hardship from day 2
31:23 Coming through New York to the Statue of Liberty, feeling exhausted.
32:30 Dropping the hook for the night and an amazing Manhattan skyline
34:22 What's the nearest future for Ryan & Sophie?
36:35 What is their biggest takeaways and what can other people learn from their experience?
38:48 Robin's closing thoughts: What did I learn about living a nomadic life?
40:03 The story behind the boat's name: POLAR SEAL

"You can choose the date, or the place. Not both"… Ever since Ryan & Sophie left Stockholm for their sailing adventure, which was originally only gonna last 6 months and is now up on year 6, this has been the mantra whenever we've been talking about me coming to sail with them on their boat.

So last summer, I got a text from Sophie saying "You should come and sail with us in Canada in two weeks" … Which I really wanted to but it was impossible to fit in. So I reply "But wait, on your way back aren't you passing by New York? I can find reasonably priced plane tickets there." Followed by a yes, and a "I also want to make a film about your full time life on a sailboat for six years.".

So in September Mira and I packed our bags and flew to NYC. I was more enthusiastic about living on a sailboat than her, so we got a hotel room for the week and decided we'd do boating for a couple of days and do the city the rest of the time. Which in hindsight was a wise decision.

The story of the nomadic lifestyle is often glamourised into this compelling narrative of blue water, sandy beaches and sitting with a coconut with your laptop in a serene environment.

But there is always a darker side to the story, one that rarely gets shared.

They've been through a lot during these 6 years on the sea. Good things mostly, but also some really rough moments like being confined to their boat in paradise during Covid lockdown. Which is not nearly as nice as it sounds. Ryan has also sailed across the Atlantic ocean once by himself, where he encountered horrible things that will probably keep a permanent scar in his mind for the rest of his life.

How do you deal with things like this? How does it work to have a relationship in a… ship? I mean it's a super cramped space and you are basically on top of each other compared to living in a (even tiny) apartment.

These were some of the things I wanted to learn more about to try to paint a more complete picture of what it's like to live a life completely opposite to the way we all are taught we are supposed to live.

What are the benefits?
What are the downsides?

In this film, I try to answer it all while we're sailing down East River with New York as a backdrop and spend the night just below the statue of liberty.

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Six years on a sailboat - what does it do to you? (TRAILER)

Robin Danehav 2024-03-31 | Trailer for my upcoming film number 96 about @RyanSophieSailing. Releases on Friday 5th of April - RIGHT HERE: youtu.be/Uj7iM3Hguhg. So subscribe now and don't miss it.

Ryan & Sophie have been living on their sailboat sailing the world for the past six years. I wanted to know more about if this lifestyle is as glamorous as it's often painted out to be. This film will answer it all.

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What’s in your veggies? Full version available. #thehappypear #regenerativefarming #nodig

Robin Danehav 2024-03-28 | ...

Happy Pear using no-dig farming: The Future of Food Production?

Robin Danehav 2024-03-28 | What if I told you most of the veggies you buy from the store and eat, contains… nothing?

Chemically fertilised soil provides very little nutrition, but they look good. And that's the kind of system we live in today.

But there is an easier, more efficient and environmentally friendly way to grow food. So why wouldn't we do that a larger scale?

This is @thehappypear Farm in Greystones, Ireland. Isak and I visited here when we were making the film about Harold and his broccoli sprouts (youtu.be/WNyLaeb24R4?si=KzNYV9Iw7_mcORmD), but I find this topic is so interesting that it deserves its own film.

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The problem with today's food system is that it's all about money. Extract the most out of the earth for as little as possible. And when it doesn't work anymore, we put more fertilizer in the soil which is like beating a broken horse to get it up a hill.

But the money isn't everything. It's also very deeply rooted in how we have done things since farming got industrialized.

However, I don't think conventional farmers are evil Mr Burns characters trying to destroy the planet. But they are paid less and less for their yield and need to increase it to make things go around. Monocropping and soil destruction becomes secondary when you need to make income for your family. And big systems like that are hard to change.

This place is all about rengenerative farming, growing vegetables organically, no tractors plowing, no tilling. And why would you do this?

When you are like me, bound to get your veggies from the nearest grocery store, it's easy to believe that a certain product only tastes in one way. A carrot is a carrot is a carrot basically.

This could not be further from the truth though.

When we were at this farm, we could pick anything from the growing beds and eat it. I remember trying this spring onion. Just breaking off a bit at the top and putting it in my mouth. And the flavours were just insane.

I never thought a spring onion could be that delicious.

But there is much more to regenerative farming than this. And we only did one short visit here. But I'm convinced that this is the way forward. Growing things locally that are nutrious, taste good and helps keeping the biodiversity intact.

With less work for more yield.

It should be enough incentive to change those big systems controlling most of the food production today.

I want to make a full documentary on this topic. Do you have any tips for me on who to talk to? Some local hero somewhere on this planet that does this or advocates for it? Or if you're a filmmaker and want to collaborate on a project like this?

Hit me up!

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The Greener Grass - Story of the upcoming film about Ryan & Sophie Sailing

Robin Danehav 2024-03-22 | In this video I talk about why I decided to make film 96 about @RyanSophieSailing which is being released on April 5 - Right here: youtu.be/Uj7iM3Hguhg

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This beast of a reality documentary, called THE GREENER GRASS, is 40 minutes long and is a neat little package of Ryan & Sophie's adventures, highs and lows. And I'm so proud of it.

It contains a lot of sailing, but it's not a film about sailing. It's a film about life lived in a non ordinary way. And that inspires me.

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4 ways to light your film using your surroundings

Robin Danehav 2024-02-24 | #storybydanehav #robindanehav #sound #filmmakingtips #youtubeshorts

4 ways to light your film WITHOUT LIGHTS

Robin Danehav 2024-02-24 | Four easy ways of using your surroundings for creating dynamic shots for your film. These techniques work the same way no matter if you have a super expensive camera or shooting using your phone.

00:00 4 ways to light your film without any lights
00:15 Light yourself using a negative (dark) surface
00:54 Light yourself using a reflective (bright) surface
01:35 Light yourself using a large window
02:21 Bonus tips when you're lucky to find perfect lighting outside
02:46 Light yourself using a desk lamp and how to make it soft and nice
03:38 Hope you enjoyed these tips on how to use your surroundings to improve your filmmaking

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Can sunsets save the world? (Canggu beach, Bali 2024)

Robin Danehav 2024-02-11 | These are my thoughts on sunsets, why it affects us humans and how watching it together with strangers brings us closer.

Filmed on Canggu beach in January and February 2024.

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Italian vegan is actually possible. And it’s actually good. Go to Lisbon!#italianvegan

Robin Danehav 2024-01-31 | #robindanehav #youtubeshorts #italianfood #lisbon

Always turn the knob to 7. Analog music production done right! 🎹

Robin Danehav 2024-01-31 | #robindanehav #youtubeshorts #music #analogsound

What are witches? And how does that relate to cocktails.

Robin Danehav 2024-01-31 | #robindanehav #youtubeshorts #nature #cocktails

Present you goes back 10y and tell you what life is now. How would past you react? 🤩

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Never gonna give you up fugue - Josep Castanyer Alonso (Behind the scenes)

Robin Danehav 2024-01-27 | WATCH THE FULL DOCUMENTARY HERE: youtube.com/watch?v=TFJ3mgx0xy0&list=PLqatzc5RzVV9UW-lCnXTrSIKl_K2F1O2u

Here's a look at the production of the video where Josep Castanyer Alonso plays his classical 4-voice fugue in the style of Rick Astley on the grand piano. We helped him film his video for the new composition, and you can view the whole thing here:
youtu.be/tlV0k-rC-00?si=WBJup2akastV3Wms

But we're also making a film about Josep, it is number 95 and is called DULY NOTED. It is about Josep's life, his process and what drives him to never stop evolving.

Check it out and let me know in the comments if you want more of this.

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RED Komodo remote follow focus on DJI Ronin using Raveneye

Robin Danehav 2024-01-25 | Having the RED Komodo on the DJI Ronin RS2 Gimbal and using Raveneye for wireless video transmission and use it to pull focus remotely on Cine lenses with the Smallrig Magic WIZ follow focus system ... Is it a good idea or not?

We tried it, and here is the result.

00:00 RED Komodo with wireless transmission from DJI Ronin RS2 Raveneye
00:13 Background how and why we used this setup on a client project
00:30 Separating focus pulling and the gimbal operator
01:28 What is Raveneye how did we use it?
01:54 Building RED Komodo on the gimbal with remote follow focus
02:45 How did we connect all the parts?
03:35 Would I recommend it? - CONS
04:46 Would I recommend it? - PROS
05:52 Would I recommend it? - Conclusion
07:22 This adds complexity - what you could do instead

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How an Italian restaurant in Lisbon is changing the world

Robin Danehav 2024-01-14 | Robin Danehav explores Lisbon's culinary revolution in "Italian Classics Go Vegan in Lisbon". Dive into the heart of Portugal's capital and discover how a tiny Italian restaurant is redefining traditional cuisine with a vegan twist. This is film number 97 of 100, counting down.

Join as we uncover the secrets of this unique culinary transformation, where classic Italian flavors are reborn through innovative vegan recipes. In this journey through Lisbon's charming backstreets, experience the fusion of taste and ethics that's captivating food enthusiasts.

Alex and Kajsa at Al Sanpietrino Trattoria are preserving Italian heritage while embracing sustainable, plant-based cooking. From the vibrant cityscape to the intimate kitchen encounters, this is more than just food; it's a story of passion, tradition, and the future of dining in Lisbon.

This place was also the birthplace of this Youtube channel, when I without a plan started filming here a year earlier. This is also celebrated in this film. Here is the original release: youtu.be/rGggY2vJVx4

You can find the restaurant here: instagram.com/al_sanpietrino_trattoria_lx - make sure to pay them a visit if you're in the area.
Info about their upcoming projects and books will be posted here as soon as I know more!

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But this is stopping me | Sungai Watch & Crowdfarming

Robin Danehav 2024-01-04 | I need help reaching out to @sungaiwatch instagram.com/sungaiwatch and to @crowdfarming instagram.com/crowd_farming - because I want to tell their stories on my channel. They are doing wonderful things for the planet, and it deserves to be celebrated.
If you have a way in - please let me know ❤️

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Filmmaking & Artistic Integrity: What Ive learned in 2023

Robin Danehav 2023-12-27 | Here are the main takeaways and the highlights for you from this somewhat stupidly big project I have committed myself to.
I have learned so much during this first active year on this platform. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

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00:00 Intro montage of all the films made during the last year
00:07 Summarising my first year on Youtube
00:23 How it all started in November 2022
01:24 The decision on what this channel should become
01:34 January 2023 - The film about Erik Fellman and going to Bali
02:08 First realisations about what Youtube production is really like
02:37 Arrived in Bali and made the first film there about my surf teacher
03:28 The second film I made in Bali about Yudelele travel sized guitars
04:09 Takeaways after coming home about how to move forward
04:50 April 2023 - Big changes coming up
05:06 What have I learned this year?
05:54 Camera presence - why this is important
06:13 Filming at Roth Handle Studios with Mattias for film #99
06:44 The making of film #100 about Harold Craston in Greystones, Ireland
07:52 Setting the new mission of 100 films about 100 humans
08:33 How I changed the way I appear in the films
09:09 July 2023 - started filming the film about Bella Porcile (#98)
09:39 September 2023 - New York City and Sailing with Ryan & Sophie (Film #96)
10:38 The GROWTH, how has the channel performed vs. my expectations
10:44 My artistic integrity and how that shapes the content I choose to make
11:39 How are we improving and evolving through this?
11:50 What's coming up next? What projects are we working on now?
12:42 The biggest takeaway from doing all this!
13:27 Wrapping up

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