Iranian Village Life Documentary
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
*********You Don't Need to Speak English*************
Hello!!
We are looking for people who can capture their daily life in village in Iran.
To get an idea, please watch this video -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31VnM55mgXM
We are looking for someone to capture their daily life stuff like --
-- Waking up in village
-- Giving food to hens, cows, pigeons, horses
-- Catching fish for food
-- cooking in villages,
-- cattle herding in villages, Iranian Cuisine
-- jungle life
-- how do they cattle pigs
-- cutting logs for fire
-- hen, pigs, cows, rearing
-- how do they get water from wells
-- collecting firewoods from jungle
Daily life of village like --
waking up, feeding cattles, giving food to hen, cows, catching fish for food, cooking it, having food with family, feeding old parents, taking care of old parents, kids playing, collecting woods from jungle, cutting wood logs for fire, how to start that village oven, fetching water from well, giving water to plants at home, etc etc...there are lots of things we are missing from the past village life which our parents had as their daily routine....
/Actually very basic daily life in villages.
Our goal is to build authentic content unique rhythms, traditions, and everyday moments of rural communities — from the simplicity of daily chores to festivals, family gatherings, markets, and landscapes.
You can be from anywhere on this earth, you must have a basic camera mobile and you must know how to click.
You don’t need to be a professional filmmaker — we’re looking for real, raw, and honest glimpses of village life, filmed on your phone or camera.
What we’re looking for:
Short videos 10+ minutes
Daily routines, food preparation, farming, market scenes, local crafts, family life, etc.
Natural sound and minimal editing preferred
Descriptions or translations (if possible) are appreciated
Why participate?
Be part of a global project that celebrates rural life
Help break stereotypes and share the beauty of your community
If you live in a village, or have family in one, or simply want to help share their story — we’d love to hear from you!
Hello!!
We are looking for people who can capture their daily life in village in Iran.
To get an idea, please watch this video -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31VnM55mgXM
We are looking for someone to capture their daily life stuff like --
-- Waking up in village
-- Giving food to hens, cows, pigeons, horses
-- Catching fish for food
-- cooking in villages,
-- cattle herding in villages, Iranian Cuisine
-- jungle life
-- how do they cattle pigs
-- cutting logs for fire
-- hen, pigs, cows, rearing
-- how do they get water from wells
-- collecting firewoods from jungle
Daily life of village like --
waking up, feeding cattles, giving food to hen, cows, catching fish for food, cooking it, having food with family, feeding old parents, taking care of old parents, kids playing, collecting woods from jungle, cutting wood logs for fire, how to start that village oven, fetching water from well, giving water to plants at home, etc etc...there are lots of things we are missing from the past village life which our parents had as their daily routine....
/Actually very basic daily life in villages.
Our goal is to build authentic content unique rhythms, traditions, and everyday moments of rural communities — from the simplicity of daily chores to festivals, family gatherings, markets, and landscapes.
You can be from anywhere on this earth, you must have a basic camera mobile and you must know how to click.
You don’t need to be a professional filmmaker — we’re looking for real, raw, and honest glimpses of village life, filmed on your phone or camera.
What we’re looking for:
Short videos 10+ minutes
Daily routines, food preparation, farming, market scenes, local crafts, family life, etc.
Natural sound and minimal editing preferred
Descriptions or translations (if possible) are appreciated
Why participate?
Be part of a global project that celebrates rural life
Help break stereotypes and share the beauty of your community
If you live in a village, or have family in one, or simply want to help share their story — we’d love to hear from you!