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Authentic video production for
agriculture and gastronomy
Who we are
Terreno is a full-service video production company dedicated exclusively to the world of agriculture and gastronomy. We bring decades of experience telling character-driven stories to create powerful, stunning films for the people that put food on our tables.
Our services
01
Documentary
Build trust and brand loyalty with authentic documentary-style video that tells character-driven stories with style.
02
Social media
Create engagement and traffic through compelling short-form content that is tailored to your specific social media goals.
03
Event Coverage
Drive partnership and connection with event participants and audiences through impactful event coverage.
Selected Projects
The State of Mediterranean Small-Scale Fishers
MED SEA ALLIANCE, GLOBAL FISHING WATCH
We filmed this short documentary across Cyprus, Spain and France, interviewing small-scale fishers to understand their experience with the EU Common Fisheries Policy and to document the necessity for better implementation and enforcement of the current legislation. This film combines policy and character-driven narrative to create a compelling portrait of fishers in the region.
Chasing Butterflies
KAVU
Every summer for the last 37 years, biologist Constantí Stefanescu has walked the same route in the Catalan mountains counting butterflies. Stefanescu and dozens of volunteers who have dedicated years to collecting data on these creatures have discovered a shocking drop in butterfly populations – including many that have disappeared – that mirrors the declines seen across the world. Chasing Butterflies dives into the world of butterfly conservation and the lengths that biologists, environmentalists and everyday people will go to protect these magical insects from extinction.
Climate Change in the
Ebro Delta
MONGABAY
One of Europe’s most important deltas, a vital wildlife sanctuary and economic engine, is facing many threats from climate change and water management. Rising sea levels and stronger storms are washing away the very sediment that constitutes the Ebro Delta and sending saltwater far inland. The government plan to bolster the delta relies heavily on trucking sediment to its exposed outer banks, but it’s a stop-gap measure until researchers can develop a more sustainable long-term solution.
Our team
Nathan Siegel
CO-FOUNDER
Nathan is a documentary filmmaker and photographer based in Barcelona, Spain, telling character-driven stories about people with a deep connection to nature.
He has worked as a freelance multimedia journalist, reporting from East and Southern Africa, Europe and Southeast Asia for outlets such as CNN, The Guardian and BBC.
In 2021, his first feature documentary, OPEN OCEAN, premiered at the International Ocean Film Festival in San Francisco, USA and is now streaming on Amazon Prime.
Nathan is also the co-founder and Head of Production for Meridian, a creative agency dedicated to ocean conservation. He works extensively with scientists and non-profits including Arctic Basecamp, UNHCR, Save the Children and The Carter Center.
Alexandre Echeverri
CO-FOUNDER
Alex is a multi-disciplinary, award-winning filmmaker and visual storyteller based in Barcelona, Spain, creating character-driven non-fiction stories with a focus on social impact and advocacy.
He has worked as a director, producer, cinematographer, editor, and writer, collaborating with organizations and media outlets including The Smithsonian, BBC News, Vice News, EuroNews, and RTVE. His work emphasizes educational, authentic, and engaging storytelling that informs and inspires audiences.
Most recently, Alex has been producing stories for the non-fiction video collective RAINLAKE, where he crafts content for clients in education, fashion, technology, health and non-profit.
