Alejandro DeHoyos used his smartphone for much of what he recorded in Ukraine for a documentary.
which DeHoyos has been making since 2017 documenting the work of Christian ministries working in troubled parts of the world.He has shot films in Kenya, Honduras and India, among other places. Shortly after he began making the films, he decided that simply filming what was going on wasn't enough.
"The dynamic for me has changed," he said."Instead of film first, I serve first. Sometimes as filmmakers, as video guys, you feel like you want to get this shot, capture this, but at the same time, now that I’ve been to these places, you don’t just get off the train or get off the plane and stick a camera in somebody's face.
"There’s some diplomacy, there’s some cultural linguistics. You want to create bonds and friendships with these people. And then if they allow you, then maybe you bring your camera out. And I think that that approach has now helped the series." He also strives to be of service. In Ukraine, that meant transporting supplies to people in desperate need of the most basic things, such as diapers and water, as well as helping to tend to the needs of people seeking to flee the war zone. He also took part in prayer groups.
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