Documentaries tell us stories set in the reality around us or in distant territories. Nowadays, you don't need expensive equipments to create documentaries. All you need is a camera and a story to tell, and you are good to go.

Every person has immense potential to tell a good story through a documentary. But one has to learn how to make one, and that is exactly what this workshop is for.

This workshop will be a fruitful experience for;

- Aspiring film makers
- Photographers who want to transition into doing video
- People interested in communicating climate change and environment issues
- NGO staff who want to better their documentation and communication skills
- Journalists and journalism students who are interested in photography, video and multimedia

From 20 Jan – 3 Feb 2015, Participants will have the opportunity to learn the basic tools of the audiovisual language including shots, angles, compositions, and its most important working processes – pre-production, script writing, shooting and editing. All of these are used in making documentaries with very low budgets – an approach also known as 'guerrilla film-making'.

Workshop sessions will take place every day (Saturdays off) from 20 Jan - 3 Feb from 2:00 - 5:00 PM at the American Corner, Mahendra Pul, Pokhara.

The documentaries produced in this workshop are going to be a part of the Climate+Change outreach activities in Pokhara. Their themes and stories are going to be linked with climate change issues.

ABOUT THE TUTOR: Raül Tidor Olloqui is a creative director, scriptwriter and content creator based in Barcelona. He holds BA in AudioVisual Medias , Master in Visual design for TV, Cinema and Theater and Master in Creative Documentaries. His recent works include tv programs, documentaries, street art workshops, animated series, ad campaigns, etc

Fee for full 2 week workshop is Rs 3000 per participant.

To apply, interested participants should fill in an Application Form (link here) and email it to info@climatepluschange.org

Application deadline: 12 Jan 2015

For further information, please contact Sijan Shrestha 9806559166