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What clients said about our Vietnam fixer

— Anna Bates - Producer of Boundless Productions
Andy is quite simply the best fixer in Vietnam - if you’re filming in the country, he is the guy you need! We worked together on a BBC documentary series and he organized so much for us, from finding local, hard-to-find contributors to communicating with top officials, and from helping with transport/logistics to local restaurant recommendations - no job was too big or too small. He knows everybody! Wonderful to work with on location too, he is proactive, dedicated, creative, and has a can-do attitude. As well as being super friendly and a general joy to be around!
See why media outlets love Fixer in Vietnam
WHITWORTH MEDIA
Chris Tarrant: Extreme Railway Journeys
Series 4, E4: Vietnam - Reunification Express
Over 7 days, our Vietnam fixer and Chris travel the length of the North-South Railway, the so-called “Reunification Line”, an iron spine that runs from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi. We trace the roots of this great railway line through the French Colonial era which eventually collapsed into one of the bloodiest wars of independence the world has ever seen. We visit the beaches where the troops landed, Vinh Moc tunnels of the North army, the massive craters and sieged bridges and Chris plays a small role in the clean-up operation that continues to this day by detonating an unexploded bomb in the infamous DMZ.
EAGLE CREEK
Eagle Creek: Find Your Unknown
At Fixer in Vietnam, we love a good challenge, and when Eagle Creek approached us about filming in Vietnam for their new campaign, we were all in. With the production we did with the Eagle Creek brand, we were inspired and motivated to go further and find our own unknown.
We traveled together from Hanoi up to Northwest Vietnam to discover the twisted roads through rice terraces and immense Thac Ba lake, flew to the so-called "Little Paris" to explore amazing waterfalls, and then traveled down to the so-called "Little Desert" of Vietnam to ride sand terrain by Utilities Task Vehicle (UTV).