In the Sea of Azores | Full Documentary

🇬🇧 | In our “People” pillar we state that the keywords are Açorianidade, Culture and Education. And that we believe that these words convey the unique feeling of what is to, historically, geographically, socially, and philosophically, being Azorean. 🤗
Here enters Carolina Marques / carolina.marques123 . Azorean. Aspiring Video Editor. But more than that, aspiring to impact the World through lens that captures stories that showcase our Azorean world. A student educated in Polytechnic Institute of Tomar / iptomar and now at The University of Salford / salforduni where she is doing a Master of Arts on Wildlife Documentary Production.
In 2021, an aspiring, yet quite inspiring, young Azorean student came to us. She was doing an internship in a local TV production company, @AtlântidaTV and she wanted to do a documentary. Several talks after and the idea was formed. And alongside our team, Carolina started her journey into a new world. As the old sailors, Carolina faced the sea into the unknown. She knew what she wanted but not what to expect.
At the age of 22, her first sea expeditions. For weeks she was a part of us, learning with our lookouts, marine biologists, skippers and remaining team. She became, like us, a Guardian of the Azores. Feeling new things and being transformed as a professional, but more, as a person that wants to tell stories about others.
We change the world step by step. All of us. We are extremely proud of the work Carolina Marques did as she captured the essence of this story. One of passion, for showing the intrinsical value of cetaceans and the need to safeguard these magnificent creatures. The change in the relationship that the whale watching brought between the Azoreans and them.
Sometimes, in our ordinary world, we tend to forget the impact on the extraordinary world of others. Carolina, thank you for reminding all of us of the impact we have and how that can change others due to powerful memories. 🙏
🇵🇹 | No nosso pilar “Pessoas” afirmamos que as palavras-chave são Açorianidade, Cultura e Educação. E que acreditamos que estas palavras transmitem o sentimento único do que é, historicamente, geograficamente, socialmente e filosoficamente, ser açoriano. 🤗
Aqui entra Carolina Marques. Açoriana. Aspirante a Editor de Vídeo. Mas mais do que isso, aspira impactar o Mundo através de lentes que captam histórias que mostram o nosso mundo açoriano. Aluna formada no Instituto Politécnico de Tomar e agora na Universidade de Salford / salforduni onde está a fazer um Mestrado em Produção Documental sobre Vida Selvagem.
Em 2021, a jovem estudante açoriana veio até nós. Estava a fazer o estágio numa produtora de TV local, @AtlântidaTV e queria fazer um documentário. Várias conversas depois e a ideia foi formada. E ao lado da nossa equipa, a Carolina iniciou a sua jornada para um novo mundo. Como os velhos marinheiros, Carolina enfrentou o mar para o desconhecido. Ela sabia o que queria, mas não o que esperar.
Aos 22 anos, as suas primeiras expedições marítimas. Durante semanas ela fez parte de nós, aprendendo com os nossos vigias, biólogos marinhos, skippers e restante equipa. Tornou-se, como nós, uma Guardiã dos Açores. Sentir coisas novas e transformar-se como profissional, mas mais, como pessoa que quer contar histórias dos outros.
Mudamos o mundo passo a passo. Todos nós. Estamos extremamente orgulhosos do trabalho que a Carolina Marques fez ao capturar a essência dessa história. Paixão, por mostrar o valor intrínseco dos cetáceos e a necessidade de salvaguardar estas magníficas criaturas. A mudança na relação que a observação de cetáceos trouxe entre açorianos e baleias.
Às vezes, no nosso mundo comum, tendemos a esquecer o impacto no mundo extraordinário dos outros.
Carolina, obrigado por nos lembrares do impacto que temos e como isso pode mudar os outros através de poderosas memórias. 🙏
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[@FuturismoAzores]

Again, thanks Carolina for this message :) The encounter with the big male Mr Liable is amazing!
What part of the documentary did you like the most?

[@lululovealot]

A beautiful story of a magical place ❤

[@paulchipperfield492]

See you on the 22nd may. My family are very excited.

[@nelsonsoares2975]

Nicely done & very informant , I miss these islands so much & its natural beauty on land & obviously in the ocean .

[@tatze2108]

Thank you for this wonderful video, the recordings are simply indescribably impressive and really inspired me. By the way, a very warm greeting to Andreia Pereira, whom I got to know on a whale watching tour in 2017. Back then we saw a lot of orcas. A beautiful memory. ❤🐬❣

[@bullcarp100]

🐳🐳

[@toadtoadersson2239]

It's pretty cool but do you guys have a Loch Ness Monster?

[@nelsonsoares2975]

no but there is a Moby dick that shows up every so often :)