 Yet again the paradox that we know everyone on this planet through 16 other human beings or something like that and that no one remembers how the world was before the internet, made possible the meeting between David de Rothchild and Laszlo Karolyi. David was creating a multiple piece for various media sources from an artistic point of view, all based on the fact that the oil business has a profound influence on theworld’s economy, ecology and people. Being an emerging explorer with the National Geographic Society, an international figure, and above all a human being truly concerned about the seriousness of global warming, he needed a way to explore these issues on a tight schedule. He arrived in Quito with his team which included the world famous Mexican painter Gabriel Orozco, Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin, world’s top portrai... read more |
 More or less a year ago, the famous TV presenter from Brazil, Adryanna Barros, was interested in including a short piece about Ecuador in a programme she was doing about Peru. Through the good efforts of HIP Ecuador and its associates we managed to bring her TV crew to Quito and convince her that Ecuador is a subject big enough for a single programme. We sponsored her travels throughout our beautiful country, using the infrastructure of Exclusive Hotels and Haciendas of Ecuador www.ehhec.com and vehicles supplies by www.rent-4wd.com. Soon enough Adryanna’s view of the future show changed, instead of one programme on Ecuador she ended up making four. These programmes have been aired and shown on Sao Paola TV ABCD as well as other Brazilian channels with an audience of over 20 million in 13 cities. Other news {loadposition ln... read more |
 Literally no one remembers how the world was before the internet and the fact that we know everyone on this planet through 16 other human beings or something like that! A paradox like this has a funny way of working out. Dodger Films in Florida currently produces ‘Passport to Europe’ for the Discovery Channel and now has been commissioned to produce ‘Passport to Latin America’, so the paradox/email/friend ended up with two ends of the wood being put together. TV presenter Samantha Brown, Hollywood producer Sylvia Carminer, Photography director Gideon Carpenter, Sound Engineer John Scott and Make Up Artist Ruth Tong all arrived in Quito with the goal of filming Episode 114 of Passport to Latin America. Here Hip Ecuador had prepared a bit of a surprise for them, literally all our contacts were activated and the filming ... read more |
The Andes Mountains, which cross the country from north to south, divide continental Ecuador into four distinct geographical regions:
Emma Morgan
