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Philip Marshall

@phil_msh

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Spécialiste en marketing et communication 👨‍🎓
Passionné de documentaire et musique latine urbaine🎵
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I traveled to #guatemala with 2 goals in mind. Learn how to travel solo & take my time, and to produce a video that shows the beauties and diversities of the country from the people to the landscapes and adventures the country has to offer.

As I was on lake Atitlan, certainly one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, I met this fisherman called Selestino. It was in the early morning, around 6:30 am and he was fishing on his little wooden boat. The atmosphere was very nice and relaxed. Selestino was a sweetheart as were most people in San Pedro la Laguna.

Fun fact is that locals speak a maya language between each other although some of them also speak castellano (spanish) too. So me as a gringo speaking spanish to him was actually speaking in a foreign language for him too.

Meeting people like Selestino and other locals tought me a life lesson: taking the time, like really taking the time can lead you to experiences like meeting adorable people, exchanging a few words with them and sometimes they can even take you for a tour or invite you in their family for some time.

Now, after living my guatemalec experience for the last 2 weeks, I feel ready to hit the road again with the motorbike and I hope to be able to keep this new fresh mindset that made me feel happy, for the rest of my roadtrip.

#guatemala #fisherman #nomadlife #nomadict #adventure #travelphotography #travel #authenticity #happiness #simple taken in Lake Atitlan Guatemala by @phil_msh

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Keeping the flow by @phil_msh

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Le plus important dans la vie, c’est la famille.

Parfois, on fait des choix guidés par l’amour et un petit goût d’aventure. Mais ces choix ont aussi leurs conséquences.

Quand on veut évoluer dans une industrie créative, excitante et passionnante, mais aussi extrêmement saturée, il faut accepter que même si l’on peut souvent avoir ce qu’on veut… on ne peut pas toujours l’avoir quand on veut. Et c’est dur, parce qu’on veut avancer et construire. Mais parfois, la vie demande de choisir, et ces choix ont un prix.

Il m’aura fallu deux ans et demi pour pouvoir retourner en Colombie et revoir ma belle-famille. ❤️

Et pour y arriver, il a fallu traverser :
- presque un an de chômage à essayer de me faire une place comme vidéaste et frôler l'aide sociale,
- des entreprises profitant de ma situation avec des contrats bancals,
- un stage en CDI où mes dépenses dépassaient mon salaire…

Cette période a été lourde, et ces éléments ont largement contribué au burn-out.
Mais dans cette tempête, il y avait une bouée : ma famille, mes amis et ma femme, avec qui je me suis marié pendant cette période — alors qu’un rayon de soleil commençait enfin à percer. ☀️

Grâce à mon nouveau brevet fédéral, à un alignement d’étoiles et à un timing parfait, la tendance s’est inversée. Le calme a repris ses droits sur la tempête.

Peut-être que j’ai été un peu ambitieux de vouloir me marier avec une femme colombienne en plein début de carrière dans le marketing 😅
Mais la vérité, c’est qu’aimer à ce point et être aimé en retour vaut tous les contrats de merde du monde.

Même si on ne connaît pas la date de fin des galères, ceux qui travaillent dur et gardent la foi finissent toujours par remonter à la surface.

Ces vacances en Colombie auront fait un bien fou. 🇨🇴
Revoir la famille, redécouvrir les fermes à café, cacao, bananes, mangues. Jouer au tejo, boire des bières, de l’aguardiente, manger des empanadas…
Tout ce qui m’avait manqué.

Encore une semaine avant de retourner dans l’autre plus beau pays du monde : la Suisse. 🇨🇭

Tous les choix n'engendrent pas les conséquences les plus faciles à vivre, mais le soleil finit toujours par revenir après la pluie. Le jeu en vaut la chandelle. by @phil_msh

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🎙️✨Philip Marshall a interviewé en vidéo des personnes atteintes par un trouble autistique, comme lui. Le premier épisode sort ce mercredi 5 juin.

«La présentation d’une personne autiste dans les médias traditionnels est frustrante: asociale, perturbée, génie des maths… Pleins de clichés qui ne décrivent pas tous les cas d’autisme.»

Comme 1% de la population, le Neuchâtelois Philip Marshall a un trouble du spectre de l’autisme (TSA). Dans son cas, il s’agit d’un syndrome Asperger (qualifié aussi d’«autisme invisible»).

Rencontre à découvrir via le lien en bio ✨

✍️ Jessica Monteiro
📷 @lucasvuitel

#autisme #autism #autismlife #podcast #autistic by @phil_msh

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L'autisme est un spectre, c'est à dire qu'il y a presque autant de formes d'autisme que de personnes autistes.

Un Pourcent Media est un podcast qui donne la parole aux personnes atteintes d'autisme portant un syndrôme "caché" afin d'en savoir plus leurs parcours de vie ainsi que sur l'impact de l'autisme dans leurs vie quotidienne.

Un immense merci au @moonshiners_ch
Ainsi qu'à l'équipe de prod
@julienclerc_ @pepitoproduction @julesrameletphotography @maxencelgy.flash @timflueckiger @lauraheresc
Et à @cliftown_films @quentinjuvet

#autisme #syndromecache #invisible by @phil_msh

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A man fishing on lake Atitlan - Guatemala

Where peace, beauty and hard work live together

This photo is one I'm the proudest of for its authenticiy. In a world which is so based on the appearance, it felt good to capture some authenticity by @phil_msh

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3 years ago

Assisting miners to light dynamites in Bolivia
Always remember 20 dynamites make 20 sounds, not more not less ...

#bolivia🇧🇴 #potosi by @phil_msh

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Miners in Bolivia chew coca leaves everyday while they are working. Our guide Oscar tells us more about it

#bolivia🇧🇴 #potosi by @phil_msh

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Potosi mines in Bolivia used to be one of the largest gold mines in the world during the colonial period. The mountain hosting mines lost over 400m height over time, taking life of over 8 million people over time, due to accidents and unhealthy working conditions.

This documentary shows me discovering with a guide an unbelievable raw reality were miners work in extremely tough conditions, risking their lives daily to provide income for their families.

#potosimines @bolivia taken in Potosi by @phil_msh

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This miner, Waypac Epi, tells how happy he feels when working in the mines of Potosi, considered to be one of the most dangerous gold mines in the world

#bolivia #goldmines #documentary by @phil_msh

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My names is Philip. I work as a filmmaker in Switzerland, but I’ve been documenting with film my entire life. My passion has always been to tell stories through my art. And I finally feel ready to tell my own story, through my own eyes: what it’s like to live as an autistic person in a world of ‘normal’ people.

Living with autism means being driven (and tortured) by my determination and obsessions. This film is no different. I’m willing to do anything to bring it to life – and to make everyone question what being a normal person really means in our increasingly strange and unrecognisable world.

@artlist.io #artlist100kfund

In collaboration with @mark.captured & @gin_jitsu by @phil_msh

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My biggest mistake as a filmmaker
#salardeuyuni #travelphotography #uyuni #bolivia by @phil_msh

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