How do you define video for change? Does it resonate with you or your organisation as an umbrella term? What approaches should the term include?
Hi everyone, my name is Hendriati Trianita, but you can call me Nita. I joined EngageMedia in March 2013 as the Program and Operations Manager for Southeast Asia.
Mick Fuzz and Anna Morris from Floss Manuals have developed a guide on using video editing software for the video4change network. The guide called, A Guide to Open Source Video Editing with Kdenlive, takes users through a range of different video editing tasks.
As activists aiming to use video as a tool for social change, the security of both video activists and of video ‘subjects’ is of paramount importance. Video activism (otherwise known as video4change) covers topics that can be subversive, rebellious, and anti-status quo.
The most successful video activists and video campaigns use both online and offline tools and strategies to distribute their videos, raise awareness and encourage action on social issues. The common name for such strategies is Hybrid Distribution.
This guide takes the reader through the various video making tasks you can do on your Android device. It covers a range of video production and distribution processes — from filming, to editing, to sharing your videos.
Dewan Pengurus Pusat Mahasiswa Katolik Cendrawasi Papua Santo Albertus Agung mengadakan pemutaran dan diskusi film documenter Papuan Voices di Asrama Putri Katolik Santa Monica, Kota Sorong, Papua Barat, Sabtu, 26 Januari 2013.
