Scope of Work

The consultant/team shall produce a professional video with 6–7 minutes in length, that:

• Showcase tangible project impacts through real-life stories, including at least one personal case study demonstrating how the project has improved livelihoods.
• Highlight successful approaches and lessons learned that can inspire similar community-based conservation initiatives.
• Capture authentic voices and experiences of women producers, CPA leaders, community members, consumers, and project staff.
• Present the complete story of Tonle Fish initiative, including geographical setting, smoked fish production process, project objectives, activities, and achievements.
• Promote Tonle Fish as a sustainable, high-quality, and environmentally responsible product.
• Serve as a communication and fundraising tool for donors, partners, government agencies, and the wider public.

The consultant or production team will be responsible for all aspects of the video production process:

A. Pre-production

• Discuss with NLC team to understand the project objectives and key messages.
• Develop a concept note, storyline, script outline, and interview guide.
• Prepare a production work plan, filming schedule, and logistics plan for approval.

B. Production

• Conduct on-site shooting at Phat Sanday Commune (Tonle Sap and Stung Sen Ramsar site). Record interviews with community members, women producers, CPA leaders, and NLC staff.
• Capture visuals of fish processing, biodiversity-friendly practices, community patrol activities, and training or meeting activities with members.

C. Post-production

• Produce a professionally edited documentary of approximately 6–7 minutes.
• Deliver the video in Khmer with professionally translated English subtitles.
• Include appropriate graphics, titles, background music (licensed), and organizational branding in accordance with NLC and donor requirements.
• Revise the video based on comments received from NLC and submit the final approved version.