Filmmaking Consultant for #HerClimateStory
Are you interested in filmmaking focused on gender justice, ethical storytelling and mentoring young voices?
YUWA, in collaboration with Plan International Nepal, invites qualified and experienced filmmakers and consultancy firms to be part of the #HerClimateStory Film-Making Initiative.
They’re looking to produce four short films that highlights climate induced gender inequalities to share the lived experiences of young girls affected by environmental and social crisis.
Eligibility
Extensive and demonstrated experience and knowledge in integrating gender and climate perspectives in media and visual storytelling
Proven experience in working prior in universities or colleges with strong track record in designing and producing short films
Minimum of 3 years of proven professional experience.
Strong understanding of child rights, safeguarding, and ethical storytelling practices.
Strong portfolio that highlights gender sensitive, youth focused and youth led approaches.
Upholds principles of feminism and gender equality
Benefits
Professional opportunity to produce a nationally and internationally visible advocacy film
Engagement in a mentorship and co-creation process with young women and girls
Increased visibility through screenings, digital dissemination, and film festival submissions
Strengthened professional portfolio
Location & Duration
Additional Information
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Contact
nabina @yuwanepal.org
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