Help Action in Autism with 5 volunteers for video recording and/or technical skills for a workshop

 Park Hill, KwaZulu-Natal

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Help Action in Autism with 5 volunteers for video recording and/or technical skills for a workshop
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category

Digital Access & Technology

sub-category

Media (camera/video) for programme delivery

duration

more than 8 hours

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Help Action in Autism with 5 volunteers for video recording and/or technical skills for a workshop

Here's a little more info about this opportunity...

We are hoping to record an upcoming 2 day workshop to enable us to either develop the content into future online training opportunities or offer the workshop as a hybrid programme, allowing participants to attend either in person or online. We are therefore looking for volunteers who can assist with the technical aspects and equipment of recording the two-day workshop, including ensuring good-quality video and audio, managing the recording equipment, and helping us capture the sessions in a way that will allow the content to be used for future training. This is a valuable opportunity to contribute your technical skills to Action in Autism and help us expand access to our training and resources for educators, professionals, families and others working with autistic people. If you have experience in videography, livestreaming, audio-visual production, or related technical areas, and would be willing to volunteer your time and expertise, we would love to hear from you.

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