Join a global community of creatives, leaders and changemakers with REMIX 2019 - a mindful media lab for human-centred storytellers.
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WHAT IS THE SCHOOL OF SLOW MEDIA?
The School of Slow Media (SoSM) is a global leadership program for creatives, changemakers and everyday leaders that want to develop a more mindful, collaborative and creative practice. Because we believe that every body is a camera, our relationship to images can create conditions for peace.
Through immersive experiential learning in Southeast Asia, SoSM will attune your storytelling skills, refuel your creativity and reconnect you to the humans at the heart of every story.
Make a Documentary
Our 12-Week RESYNC program will guide you through the whole arc of filmmaking in this hybrid, experiential and intimate program. Your team of 3 will plan, film, and edit powerful short docs in your city, while staying in touch with other teams in 2 other cities.
Find out more
Make a Documentary
Our 12-Week RESYNC program will guide you through the whole arc of filmmaking in this hybrid, experiential and intimate program. Your team of 3 will plan, film, and edit powerful short docs in your city, while staying in touch with other teams in 2 other cities.
Find out more
Conceptualised, shot and edited in a 3-day REMIX program in 2018 in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Conceptualised, shot and edited in a 3-day REMIX program in 2018 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Sezia is a tea seller on the streets of Dhaka, a profession normally for men. Day and night, she serves numerous customers, but it is her husband and children that give her the strength to keep going.
Diasdado Villaceran is a master fixer of all kinds of shoes on the streets of Manila. This video portrait was conceptualised, shot and edited in a 3-day REMIX program in Manila, Philippines (December, 2017).
Conceptualised, shot and edited in a 3-day REMIX program in 2017, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
For visitors to the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Chanthol is always there to capture precious moments in photos. Though he himself doesn’t need souvenirs, he regularly brings home the satisfaction of doing what he loves.
There are many ways to get around Hanoi, but Huong reminds us that riding xe ôm is more than getting from point A to point B. For her, it’s a shared experience as she sees her customers lives change over the years.
The life of a young Cambodian buddhist monk. Created by participant team during the 2016 School of Slow Media: PP REMIX programme. Learn more at http://www.schoolofslowmedia.com
A day in the life of a Phnom Penh barber. Produced in 2015 by "The Frenetics": Julien Leyre, Bondith Choern, Taipheng Chang, Ái Vuong
WE BEGIN BY POSITIONING THE HUMAN BEING AT THE CENTER OF STORYTELLING
At the School of Slow Media we focus on the common space between us (the "storytellers"), our audience, and the people we film. We call this process: Human-Centered Storytelling (HCS)
Instead of sensationalizing conflict (for example, poverty, violence, terrorism), we listen to the everyday lives of the people in our stories as our starting point. This humanizing approach makes SoSM a unique training where mindfulness and listening are essential practices in the craft of storytelling.
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