Project Ushnota 2.0
In collaboration with the United Youth Network (UYN), I served as a Creative Storyteller for Project Ushnota 2.0, a winter relief initiative targeting the remote villages of Naniarchar, Rangamati. My role was to capture the profound human element behind the distribution of over 300 winter blankets to families facing the harsh mountain winters.
Beyond mere documentation, I utilized cinematography and photography to bridge the gap between urban donors and indigenous rural communities. My work focused on:
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Visual Narrative: Crafting a compelling story of resilience, warmth, and solidarity through high-quality visual assets.
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Dignified Representation: Ensuring that the stories of the beneficiaries were told with respect, highlighting the joy and relief brought by the intervention.
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Advocacy Media: Producing content that not only reported on the project’s success but also served as a powerful tool for future resource mobilization and awareness for the United Youth Network.
This project allowed me to combine my technical skills in media production with my commitment to social justice, ensuring that the voices and realities of the people in the Chittagong Hill Tracts reached a wider audience.
