Bangkok, Thailand
$400 - $900 / Day
Ratchada Chitrada is a senior producer with AsiaWorks Television based in Bangkok. She started her journalism career with the BBC’s IndoChina Bureau in 1997 and joined AsiaWorks Television as a producer two years later. She has produced segments and programs for international broadcasters including CNBC Asia, BBC, Ch4 UK, ABC, ABC Australia, Al Jazeera English, CNN, CBS News, and many others. In 2007, she produced a half hour documentary on human trafficking in Asia Pacific region for MTV EXIT Foundation. She also co-produced a four part documentary series for National Geographic Channel about wildlife trafficking in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos. She produced a six part documentary series in Burma, The New Myanmar series aired in March 2013 on Channel News Asia. She recently, produced a short documentary, A Killing fever, a story about dengue and its devastating impact families in Thailand and USAID: Counting Carbon: From Mangroves to Mountain Tops video in 2015.
Produced for USAID
Between land and sea lies a forest of trees and shrubs called “mangroves.” They help protect livelihoods for vulnerable populations that depend on the fish, crab and shrimp that live in them. From mangroves to mountain tops, the forests store carbon, which lower greenhouse gas emissions. This video shows how small efforts can make a different in protecting our environment.
This short documentary is about two families sharing a tragedy. They lost their children to dengue fever. This documentary is part of the Ministry of Public Health's campaign to raise awareness on the danger of dengue fever among Thai people.
TRAFFIC is a documentary exposing human trafficking issue in Asia Pacific. With a collection of testimonies from sex offender to trafficker, it shows how human lives can be affected. This documentary is narrated by Lucy Liu.
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