Cinematic Morocco Travel Film/Vlog Solo traveling through Morocco with no plan, just a backpack and a camera. Doing photography and videography along the way. From the Atlas Mountains to the edge of the Sahara Desert, this was a road trip through unseen North Africa. I backpacked through ancient towns like Aït Benhaddou, surfed in Imsouane and Taghazout, got lost in the souks of Marrakesh, and explored unseen landscapes in places like Tafraoute, Imlil, and Zagora. Shooting video and film photography along the way. 📸 Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/billyjawn/ 📬 Business inquiries → [email protected] 🎨 Color Grading LUT I use → https://www.andrewsbodega.com/lut-billy Gear used: Shot handheld on the Sony A7SIII, iPhone 15, and GoPro 11 Chapters: 00:00 - 09:41 - Chapter 1 Into the Unknown 09:42 - 16:56 - Chapter 2 Ghost Town 16:57 - 28:19 - Chapter 3 The Road Goes On Morocco 2025, solo travel, cinematic travel film, backpacking Morocco, Mountain Village, Morocco photography trip, Desert Roadtrip, travel short film, Middle East, Morocco surf travel, Travel Vlog, Morocco surfing, Morocco Skateboarding, Ait Benhaddou, documentary, cinematic travel, indie travel film, off the grid Morocco, cinematic vlog, video edits
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Dude, I am Moroccan, and you showed me a side I never saw. This is the best video I’ve seen for my country.
Thousand of vlogs about Morocco or Marrakesh but not even one come closer to this piece of art in terms of production. This is beyond professional. Salute from a Moroccan living in the US.
Man, the carpet dude was a solid guy. It's the mindset that the world needs now more than ever. As always, it was a pleasure seeing your adventure!
u showed a side of Morocco that a lot of vlogers tend to ignore. Great production and quality.
I feel like im watching a movie
Bro Muhammad was such a legend, I’m so glad you went back. And no lie shed a tear at some of the Sahara footage, so proud of you bro
love love love morocco 🇲🇦 🇧🇷 l'm from Brazil
نعلم كلنا انك عملت بجد وتعذبت كثيرا لانتاج هذه التحفة عن بلدي المغرب .انت محترف وهائل برافو استمر
I appreciate the choice of songs you chose, most foreigners when making videos about Morocco start playing middleastern or Aladdin music in the background, which is so far from our culture and music genre. Respect to you for proper representation my brother 👏🏽👊🏽
i went to morocco from north to south and i visited tangier, chefchaouen, the atlas mountains, the sahara desert, fez, ouarzazate, marrakesh and essaouira! it’s such a beautiful country
congratulations u have unlocked 100% of morocco , bro this is crazy , the quality the editing the music . perfect
Lived in Morocco for 9 years and loved this video for showing a wonderful country and people as they truly are. Especially appreciated your open-minded approach to the experience. Although I would like to think otherwise, most people from that other culture mindset would have stopped the trip in Marrakech. For the average Westerner, seeing snake charmers and Gnaoua’s moving cap tassels in Djema el Fna have felt that was all they needed to think they know Morocco. Keep exploring! There’s a wonderful world out here.
The music selection was TOP TIER!
افضل وثائقيّ اجنبي في المغرب شاهدته بتوفيق نريد مزيد من فديوهات على المغرب مرحبا بك في المغرب 🇲🇦
bro,is this YouTube premium, this is one of the best videos i've ever seen in my life, thank you for this high quality content and I hope you all the best bro, keep it up
2:44 that what i felt first time visiting Jemaa el-Fnaa at night 😅
المغرب 🇲🇦 بلد رائع وتصوير أروع و مونتاج رهيب أتمنى منك زيارة بلدي ليبيا 🇱🇾
next time do the same but with the north of morocco. imagine the mountains but near oceans.
As a moroccan I'll say going there with no plan is the best way to visit it ,no one here has a plan either 😂😂so join us and see where we'll end up
The thing I noticed is that when the locals show kindness and generosity, you feel as though you have to repay them by offering to purchase their goods. I would do the same thing because I don't expect such generosity from strangers in a foreign land. This was a really nice gesture to see.