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[kkkroz]

hi to everybody
I'd like to ask you some informations. I am going to Roatan in order to find jobs in the video area. I wonder if in your opinion is possible ot find work with the resorts We can help doing videos about the resorts activities. Our project is to make videos basically, no matter what kind of videos. We have cameras to film underwater, we can follow the costumers in their activities and after that edit the videos and burn a DVD. We can film around the island and make a good documentary about the wilderness of the place or the amusements that a tourist could find in Roatan. We can do a video about the resort itself, showing the different possibility that this structure can offers. We guess this is a very good idea and opportunity for you, in order to offer to the costumers a good service and a pleasant surprise. There are a lot of interesting possibility to exploit. We offer our will to help if someone is interested in this opportunity, please contact me on skype at
kkkroz
and we can discuss more details.

Thanks.
Diego Sibilia

 

[kkkroz]

no one is interested?

 

[Angry Turtle]

no one is interested?

It seems like this would not be the correct forum for your target audience.

This is "Trips and Local Marketplace... Central America A place for posting about upcoming trips, classes and other events, whether they are non-commercial or commercial in nature."

 

[jlevine]

Your profile on Scubaboard does not provide much information about you so I can only make a general comment. Are you Honduran or otherwise legally able to provide services in Honduras? If so, I think you have a great opportunity. If not, then it might be a challenge because of the local laws about employees and businesses.

 

[RTBDiver]

no one is interested?

Do not be too surprised that not many are interested in helping someone work illegaly. Of course if you have a Honduran Residency please make sure to let us know, Otherwise your just another illegal immigrant working illegal and not paying taxes.
Just curious, have you looked into the laws? More importantly, have you ever seen a Honduran Jail?