Consultancy: Creative Agency

Purpose of the job:   Documenting effective strategies and innovative approaches to end Violence against Women and Girls (eVAWG) and GBV developed by women's rights organizations, survivors of VAWG, as well as gender justice activists and innovators, through stories, videos and photographs.           2.    Tasks   -          Responsible for branding the learning exchange products: Creating a title, direction, tagline, tone of voice, colors for all products: stories, videos and book. -          Responsible for video recording the interviews done with different profiles (5 countries, 1 video in each country) -          Responsible for the overall photography of individuals, scenery and activities necessary for stories and to be included in videos. -          Responsible for editing 1 video per country (AJ+, NowThis format) – 5 video stories in total. -          Responsible for editing one final video at the end of the learning exchange featuring highlights and learning. -          Responsible for producing and designing the final publication featuring all initiatives– content will be taken from learning exchange in coordination with the Influencing team. -          Ensuring that all the work produced meets Oxfam’s criteria and standards in terms of branding, consent of interviewees, messaging, used language and terminologies.      3. Tentative timeframe Date Activity  July - August 2016 Planning/Research Programme team organizing learning exchange with Oxfam Asia/Africa: logistics and content September October 2016 Implementation of learning exchange – travel to 6 countries Production of knowledge products           November – December 2016 Sign off products Launch products online     4. Evaluation criteria: -          Samples/Portfolio 50% -          Experience in documentation of issues of social justice and women’s rights -          Quotation: 50%   Language Requirements: -           Fluency in English. -           Arabic is a plus    -          Copyrights All the products of the learning exchange (stories, pictures, interviews and videos) will be copyrighted to Oxfam and any violation of copyright law will be pursued appropriately.