The 11 films resulted from the Docu Film Camps conducted in 2021 and Docu Colab in 2022, where indigenous Cambodian youth produced documentaries tackling health education, forest and wildlife preservation, and climate change issues.
Running from November 25 to 28, the 11th edition of the film festival continues to celebrate the culture of socially-engaging short films and supporting up-and-coming Cambodian filmmakers.
Many organisations are turning to podcasts to better engage with audiences and advance their advocacy. In this post, Video4Change Network members Picture People and EngageMedia share six tips on building an effective podcast remotely.
Using video and technology, Video4Change Network members continue to amplify voices from the margins. This update features the work of Network members actively working to provide opportunities for civil society to participate in tackling crucial human rights and environmental issues.
CHAP Somchanrith, who won the top award in the 2015 Chaktomuk Short Film Festival, encourages youth participants to join the 11th edition of the film festival to be held from November 25 to 28, 2022.
