Video Production Service/Short Film At Handicap International – Humanity & Inclusion

BACKGROUND

About Humanity & Inclusion (Handicap International)

Handicap International runs its program under the operating name Humanity & Inclusion (HI). HI is an independent and impartial non-profit aid organization working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. HI works alongside persons with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and their fundamental rights. HI is currently implementing projects in more than 60 countries worldwide, including Thailand.

About Humanity & Inclusion in Thailand

• Explosive Ordnance Risk Education: conducted towards the overall community, with a focus on at-high-risk groups including refugees willing to return to Myanmar implemented across all 9 temporary shelters in Tak, Mae Hong Son, Kanchanaburi, and Ratchaburi provinces;

HI started working in Thailand in 1982 and first focused its actions on the delivery of mobility and assistive devices to Cambodian and Burmese landmine victims, most of whom needed lower limb prostheses. Since 1998, the scope of projects broadened, and HI started providing physical rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities.

In Thailand, HI currently implements 3 projects:

• Disability and Social Inclusion (DSI): Inclusion of disability into a mainstream livelihood, vocational training and protection services providers, support of Self-Help Groups of persons with disabilities, and physical accessibility across all 9 temporary shelters; in Tak, Mae Hong Son, Kanchanaburi, and Ratchaburi provinces;
• Physical rehabilitation: Physiotherapy and occupational therapy-based services and provision of assistive technology; implemented across all 9 temporary shelters in Tak, Mae Hong Son, Kanchanaburi, and Ratchaburi provinces;

Context in which the project takes places

Under the Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) project, the team focuses on raising awareness about the dangers of explosive ordnances in outreach areas along the Thai-Myanmar border. This region has been greatly affected by political instability and conflict, resulting in a high risk of landmine and UXO (unexploded ordnance) accidents. To address these risks, the EORE project team has created the CPP short film project as a way to educate and inform the general population.

SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES OF CPP SHORT FILM

Objective

The overall objective of this CPP short film is to raise awareness about the risks associated with explosive ordnances among target communities. We aim to increase understanding of conflict preparedness and prevention strategies, teaching safe behaviors and emergency responses to minimize risks. Additionally, we seek to influence positive changes in attitudes and behaviors toward explosive ordnance risks and conflict situations.

DELIVERABLES

Deliverables for the CPP Short Film Project:

• Develop the script/backbone of the movie to be relevant, screenplay, ensuring it conveys the key messages about EORE and CPP effectively with the support of HI staff
• Produce a polished final edit of the CPP short film that meets high-quality standards and effectively conveys the project’s key messages.
• Create versions of the film in Burmese and Karen, with English sub-titles as needed, to ensure that the messages of the film are understood by the target audience
• Provide digital copies of the film for community screenings and educational purposes.
• Prepare digital files of the film suitable for online streaming and uploading on platforms such as social media or organizational websites.
• Deliver a comprehensive presentation or portfolio to HI (Humanity & Inclusion) detailing the methodology used in film creation, including:
  • I. Key points extracted from the script outline,
  • II. Production timeline highlighting key milestones,