NGO Vidoegrapher - An overview of providing financial services for people with disabilities

I was hired as a videographer and photographer to produce a range of multimedia materials, including photography and video Good Return and Chamroeun Microfinance to promote the product they have designed to provide people with with disabilities in Cambodia with financial services to improve their quality of life. This video gives an overview of the process of providing people with disabilities with financial services. Hopefully it will be a vital tool in promoting the services and will be valuable in rolling out the services to other financial institutions and to other provinces in Cambodia, so more and more people can benefit from the valuable service.

Camera operator for Lonely Planet

I worked as a camera operator for Nick Ray of Hanuman Films on a video about the Covid situation in Cambodia for Lonely Planet. Morgan did a great job working as director of photography for the rest of the project, but wasn’t available for the day we visited Pasteur Institute to see Dr Erik Karlsson, Deputy Head of Virology for the institute, who gave us some fascinating insight into the Covid situation in Cambodia. Click on this link to see the video and read Nick’s insight into the pandemic in Cambodia.

Camera operator for World Food Programme

Using some of the footage I shot while working as a videographer for Arete Stories, filming for World Food Programme about their school meals programme in Cambodia, WFP edited together a great video about their work to provide school meals to students throughout Cambodia. I didn’t shoot all the footage, but the video does a great job of highlighting some of the vital work that WFP does here.

Videographer on a series of case studies for World Food Programme

I was commissioned by Arete Stories to work on as a camera operator and editor on a series of case studies for World Food Programme about their school meals programme. It was great working as a videographer to see how the programme works and the benefits it brings to attendance rates and the learning environment for the students and the wider benefits it provides to the community as a whole.

I worked as a videographer on this case study of Prak Sokhom. She works as a farmer and grows and supplies vegetables to WFP’s school meals programme.

This case study is about Ros Sreynich, who works as a teacher at WFP’s school meals programme that is run in multiple provinces in Cambodia.

This case study is about So Mon who works as a cook to cook the meals for the children every day they attend school.

This case study follow the story of Srey Toic, a student who benefits from the school meals programme.