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Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

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The Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament was founded in 1958, and we have campaigned steadfastly since then for an end...

Video Content Volunteer

Ongoing

We're looking for volunteers to help produce a series of short videos about nuclear weapons based on Scotland's west coast. Whether you'd like to perform pre-written scripts on camera, film or edit videos, we'd love to hear from you.

Are you interested in nuclear weapons and the risks they pose to Scotland?

Do you have experience in videography and social media?

Reclaim Our Clyde is a Scottish campaign looking for volunteers to record and edit several pre-written scripts about the nuclear weapons based on Scotland’s West Coast.

The scripts are pre-written and only need to be performed, filmed and edited. We would welcome volunteers to work on any one of these tasks. These videos would explain the effects of a nuclear attack on Scotland, the risks of nuclear convoys on Scottish roads and the environmental impacts of nuclear weapons.

These videos will be published online on the Reclaim Our Clyde website and the Scottish CND YouTube channel. They will be fully credited to acknowledge your work and can be included in a personal portfolio.

Get in touch with scnd@banthebomb.org for more information and to express your interest! We would like to know more about your relevant experience and which aspect of this project you are particularly interested in.

Contact Name

Cristina Tofan

Benefits to self

Gain experience creating campaign videos, contribute to an important cause by raising awareness about nuclear weapons and their impacts, build your portfolio, and have your work recognised and credited.

Benefits to others

Support public awareness of the risks and impacts of nuclear weapons by helping to create accessible videos that inform and engage people across Scotland and beyond.

Location

Remote volunteering available. Filming locations to be agreed with volunteers.

Training available

Volunteers will receive background information about the project, campaign aims and key messages, along with the pre-written scripts and relevant materials. The Scottish CND team will be available to answer any questions about the campaign content and help ensure the videos reflect the aims of the project.

Hours per week

Hours will depend on the volunteer’s availability and the role involved.

PVG required

No

Support and supervision details

Volunteers will have a named contact within the Scottish CND team and will receive regular communication throughout the project to discuss progress and coordinate activities.
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