Exploring How Gender And Feminism Is Central to Peace on The Korean Peninsula
Client
Korea Peace Now!
Category
Campaign Video
Introduction
For generations, women have led calls for an end to the Korean War. War and militarization disproportionately impact women’s lives. Studies show that when women are involved in the peace process, resulting agreements are more successful and sustainable. Such efforts are promoted by feminist peacebuilders, who have a fundamentally different approach to peace and security that prioritizes dismantling structures of oppression, injustice, and militarism.
During #TrumpKimSummit in Hanoi, we captured the activities of Women leaders from the Nobel Women’s Initiative & Women Cross DMZ and created a topical documentary showcasing one part of the peace process to end the war in Korea.
The following video was created using footage provided by Korea Peace Now! The focus of this video is on feminist peacebuilders.
Their global campaign strives to educate, advocate, and organize for peace.
Variation
The 60s version
The Process
Animated Editing Plan
In order to give our client a clear view of the outcome, we provide an animated editing plan to show the video structure with sound, VO and image details.
The Process
Press Gallery
