The corruption of the Bahamas

I am seeking an expert with experience in video and animation editing for a personal documentary project called ‘Paradise for Who?’—a cinematic film examining the contrast between the glamorous tourism image of the Bahamas and the experiences of local residents. The project requires editing skills to craft a story that begins with beautiful, cinematic portrayals of the Bahamas and shifts to address issues like road fatalities, governance, inequality, and the local reality, all while encouraging thoughtful discussion. The tone should remain thoughtful, serious, respectful, and hopeful, resisting sensationalism and focusing on strong investigative storytelling. The final product should use reference styles like YouTube documentaries, Netflix pacing, and cinematic storytelling, integrating elements such as motion graphics, animated maps, headlines, lower thirds, and careful color grading. Auditory elements—natural sounds and tasteful music—are important for building emotion and realism. The goal is to deliver a documentary that leaves viewers both informed and emotionally engaged with the deeper realities of the Bahamas.

Budget range:
Simple project