The videos produced by Greenpeace Philippines highlight the experiences of Filipino island communities living under the constant threat of sea-level rise and other adverse impacts of climate change. Watch all three episodes on Cinemata.
A new addition to the Video for Change Impact Toolkit, the Risk Assessment and Mitigation Tool helps video producers identify and anticipate the risks in their projects so they can better look after their team and the communities they work with.
Independent documentary filmmakers shared their insights on impact production and risk mitigation to shape the production of the Risk Mitigation Assessor, an update to the Video for Change Impact Toolkit.
The team behind ‘Coral Woman’ uses film and art as platforms for change, creating educational toolkits, a children’s book, and art installations to raise awareness about the state of coral reefs in India.
The Video4Change Network celebrates 10 years of bringing together organisations catalysing the use of video for human rights, social justice, and environmental change. This post looks at some highlights and milestones throughout the decade.
Indonesian filmmaker Wahyu Utami shares how the inclusive production process for her documentary ‘The Unseen Words’ empowered the blind community featured in the film.
In an interview with EngageMedia, the impact producer of ‘Homebound’ shares her experience working on the impact campaign for the animated short documentary that addresses migrant workers’ issues in Asia.
The Impact Campaign Builder, an update to the Video for Change Impact Toolkit, helps video practitioners identify opportunities for creating impact and setting realistic impact goals.
The Video4Change learning session provided a valuable opportunity for Network members to share knowledge and best practices from over a year of working under a global pandemic.
