Film London Microschool programme in Indonesia is the first chance for Indonesian filmmakers to participate in this acclaimed international programme focused on capacity building for filmmakers and filmmaker teams, and is a collaborative project between British Council Indonesia and Film London. 

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The ambition for Microschool is to stimulate entrepreneurial filmmaking and to support film-makers to develop a clear vision of the audience and market for their films. The British Council is committed to contributing to the exchange of expertise and best practice between Indonesia and the UK. Film London’s Microschool responded to discussions with key professionals in the Indonesian film sectors to further support the continuous growth of the Indonesian film productions. 

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I supported this programme in reporting and documenting the activities, as well as sharing the progress and best practices through various platforms, especially social media. I also worked together with the Programme Manager and Arts Consultant to designed all communication products and public events.