Georgetown, Guyana
1 review$400 - $500 / Day
Request QuoteRustom Seegopaul is a professional content producer with almost two decades of experience in communications, production, content design for behavioral change, as well as media logistics coordination and distribution. His key areas of expertise include the development, implementation, monitoring and measuring of communications strategies and strategic communications initiatives, advertising and branding, targeted advocacy design, media production (both in traditional and new media), social media monitoring, asset creation, content distribution, training, visual storytelling and as a media liaison. Rustom has considerable experience working with the development and monitoring of communication and behavioral change strategies and initiatives in Guyana, Malaysia, China and Cambodia, and has had the opportunity to work with a number of organizations in the international news fraternity, the public and private sectors and extensively within the international donor community - the United Nations Children's Fund, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, the International Office of Migration, the Canadian International Development Agency through the Canadian Institute of Planners, the World Wildlife Fund, and Conservation International. He has a Master’s Degree in International Multimedia Journalism from the University of Bolton (UK) and a Bachelors Degree in Mass Communication from Curtin University of Technology (Australia). His work has been published and displayed in China, Canada, Cambodia, the United States and in his home country Guyana, where he is the two time winner of the Loyola Documentary Film Festival. Rustom is currently based in Moldova and is exploring cultural change and human movement with regard to the ongoing conflicts in continental Europe.
Produced for UNICEF
This project was the first of a series of five corporate documentaries about the work UNICEF does in Guyana. Through my film company, Wildfire Films, I was responsible for the majority of the shooting and did all of the post production work.
I created this video for the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) through the Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP), documenting a project they had in Guyana. I was responsible for the filming, photography and post production, though I did use some photos from the subjects.
This video was my thesis work for my MA in International Multimedia Journalism with the University of Bolton.
This is the shortened version of a documentary I produced concerning the copyright legislation in Guyana. It was a personal project and I was responsible for all aspects of production.
I made this video a tourism company and was responsible for the photography, video and editing.
Produced for Limited Resource Teacher Training
I shot the video for this piece while working with LRTT and their volunteers. The video was for a documentary, but was also used to create this promotional video.
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