Behind the Camera: Exclusive Q&A with Ruy Chenet

🌍Ruy Chenet has explored some of the most remote and dangerous places on Earth, capturing unique footage and sharing it with the world.

🎥The production process for each video involves extensive research, planning, and coordination with a team of dedicated professionals.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Ruy Chenet values spending quality time with his family and cherishes moments with his wife and two young children.

🌟With over 7 million subscribers, Ruy Chenet has achieved incredible success and remains committed to producing the best documentary content on YouTube.

😊Creating endless memories and having a pleasant day with loved ones bring Ruy Chenet the most happiness in life.

How does Ruy Chenet prepare for filming?

—Preparing for a video involves extensive research, finding guides and translators, arranging accommodation, booking flights, and creating a list of questions for interviews. The preparation process typically begins at least one month in advance.

What equipment does Ruy Chenet use when filming?

—Ruy Chenet primarily uses Sony fx3 Cinema cameras, along with lenses suitable for different lighting conditions. They also utilize drones, action cameras, and underwater drones to capture unique footage.

Does Ruy Chenet face any dangers while filming in dangerous places?

—While Ruy Chenet's channel is not focused on extreme activities or pushing limits, there have been encounters with dangerous situations. For example, during the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia, a shot fell 100m behind Ruy Chenet. In another instance, they had to traverse a minefield. Safety is always a priority.

What is Ruy Chenet's favorite place he has visited?

—Ruy Chenet's favorite place is a village in Tanzania where albino children are protected from harm. The experience of meeting these innocent kids and documenting their story left a lasting impact.

How does Ruy Chenet balance work and family life?

—Ruy Chenet acknowledges the challenges of being away from family while traveling. Trips are usually limited to three weeks at a time, and he values spending quality time with his wife and two children. He also enjoys camping and isolating himself from society.

00:00Ruy Chenet introduces himself and mentions that he will answer questions from his phone.

01:10Ruy Chenet shares his passion for the animal world and different cultures, which influenced his love for documentaries.

02:22The challenges of filming in dangerous places, such as documenting the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

02:35Ruy Chenet's favorite place: a village in Tanzania where albino children are protected.

04:32The intensive preparation process for each video, involving research, planning, and creating a list of questions for interviews.

05:35Balancing work and family life, with trips usually limited to three weeks and cherishing moments with loved ones.

06:41The cost and time involved in producing each video, with a focus on reaching a global audience through translations.

07:27Ruy Chenet's happiness comes from having a pleasant day with his family and creating endless memories.