Help Masicorp with 5 volunteers for creating video to showcase our work
5 volunteers still needed
category
General Skills & Services
sub-category
Photography
duration
4-8 hours
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Help Masicorp with 5 volunteers for creating video to showcase our work
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Masicorp has a variety of education programmes, from early childhood development (pre-school), to primary & high school education & support, to sports and adult skills development. Over 6000 people from the impoverished community of Masi are helped and supported each year through these programmes. Every year we create a library of hi quality, hi -res photos and video to showcase what our programmes are all about. This helps us with our fundraising efforts and proposals/presentations, as well as for our communication streams, such as for brochures and social media. We invite photographers and videographers to visit and spend time on-site in our various programmes, taking candid, informal photos and video footage of the people we work with, and providing us with edited photos and video compilations, for which they will receive credit when using on our various social media channels or printed material. We also have a need for general township footage and photos, showing a day in the life of a resident in Masi. Volunteers would also have the opportunity to spend the day with the people of Masi, to listen to their stories, and see how our programmes have benefited them. Volunteers will have the opportunity to choose which group of residents they wish to photograph/film on-site (pre-schoolers, school children, teens, adults, sports, community) Volunteers should have own photography / video equipment and editing software. Own transport to get to our offices is necessary, although volunteers will be accompanied when on site.
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