In Cambodia Buddhist chanting constitutes the moral fiber of Cambodian lifestyle, in fact, Buddhists believe that life is a cycle of death and rebirth in which the individual passes through a succession of incarnations striving to perfect their souls. Hauteoc Traveler caught up with Joshua Morin a computer software developer whose passion for travel brings to life this spirit in a beautiful film feature on Cambodia an adaptation if you will of those inspiring others to perfect their souls..
HAUTEOC: Hi Joshua, what a beautiful film of Cambodia and her people. What do you do for a living?
JOSHUA: I work as a computer software developer, originally from Ottawa, Canada, and I have recently been picking up video projects on the side.
HAUTEOC: Nicely done, your projects are grand. What inspired you to film?
JOSHUA: I met a guy while I was travelling in Africa a few years back who was filming his travels abroad. When I saw the results of his video I was shocked and inspired, there is something about video that you can’t quite capture with pictures. This started my filming passion. I travel around the world twice a year and Cambodia was a destination that I have always wanted to see. I created four videos from that trip each about a different subject. This video was based on the Wats and Ruins of Cambodia. … Continue Reading