Title: " The Last Mile "
Client: The World Bank
Role: Video Editor
Description: This a long form video documentary (22 minutes), shot in HD and translated into French and Vietnamese for a world release.
Client: The World Bank
Role: Video Editor
Description: This a long form video documentary (22 minutes), shot in HD and translated into French and Vietnamese for a world release.
This video documents the achievements, lessons learned and the impact of the Vietnamese rural electrification program from the 1990s to the present. The number of rural households with access to electricity has increased from 50% in 1996 to over 93% today.
Title: "Les politiques signent
African Support of the GEF Climate Change Program "
Client: The Global Environment Facility and The World Bank
Role: Video Editor / Montage
Description: This 9 minute video clip (in French) by Ibrahima Fall, a well known Senegalese filmmaker is a striking documentation of the work by GEF (Global Environment Facility) in climate change projects in selected African countries.
Client: The Global Environment Facility and The World Bank
Role: Video Editor / Montage
Description: This 9 minute video clip (in French) by Ibrahima Fall, a well known Senegalese filmmaker is a striking documentation of the work by GEF (Global Environment Facility) in climate change projects in selected African countries.
It includes interviews with environment ministers of African countries that have been benefiting from GEF support and a number of key political figures.The series of personal accounts detail on the ground results achieved over the past years; it highlights the path-breaking role of the GEF and its standing as the financial mechanism of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, UNFCCC.
Title: " Food Crisis in Liberia - The World Bank "
Client: The World Bank
Role: Video Editor
Description: A short form video news release for broadcast and the web.
Client: The World Bank
Role: Video Editor
Description: A short form video news release for broadcast and the web.
World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick is calling on leaders of the world's richest countries and major oil producers to act now on surging food and oil prices. Zoellick says the world is entering "a danger zone," and about 10 billion US dollars are needed to meet the short term needs of the places and people hit hardest. Liberia is one of those...rising food prices have pushed 200 thousand people into poverty there.
