Insight is a wonderful project working to establish local video initiatives around the world. Their director Chris Lunch describes it this way, “We use video as a tool to empower marginalized groups around the world and help catalyse locally led change. We have developed successful methods for involving the whole community and handing over the video to enable them to tell their own stories in their own words.”
Take a look at their site: InsightShare.org.
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Thanks for this link, so great to see this kind of thing is happening. Thier site is really inspiring, this bottom-up filming; using the camera to help people help themselves; not as an end, as in an art movie. It is a hugely important innovation. Well done
Thanks for this link, so great to see this kind of thing is happening. Their site is really inspiring, this bottom-up filming; using the camera to help people help themselves; not as an end, as in an art movie. It is a hugely important innovation. Well done