Pride of Myanmar Festival.
Writer/Producer/Presenter
Myanmar Heritage Footage gifted To Myanmar
by the Australian Sound and Film Archive.
(Writer, Presenter)
In November 2019, The Australian Government gifted footage of Myanmar from 1905 and 1943 to the Myanmar Government. The footage was presented by the Australian Ambassador, Ms Andrea Faulkner, as part of the Memory Film Festival’s Film Heritag
Shwe Min Thar Foundation.
Mushroom Farming for People with Disabilities
(Writer, Presenter)
In the small town of Yekyi, some five hours from Yangon, local people with disabilities are learning how to build their own mushroom farms. The three day training course was co-ordinated by the Shwe Min Thar Foundation with funding from the Australian Embassy in Yangon. The story aired nationally on the free to air TV Channel 5 Plus.
Lat Si Hloke Shar Program – Vaseline to the Northern parts of Myanmar. (Writer, Presenter, Producer)
English Fun (Actor, Assistant Producer)
Idiom of the Day is part of the English Fun program where I got to act with the producer, Captain Pat. We did close to five hundred episodes of the program.
English Fun (Actor, Assistant Producer)
Another very funny Idiom of the Day.
English Fun (Actor, Assistant Producer)
Another very funny Idiom of the Day.
A Future Life – ShweZayTi Vicara Monastery – Yangon Myanmar (Assistant Producer)
Every day a student awakens the 200 residents at 4 am. They include monks, nuns, staff and over 150 improvised students who call ShweZayTi Vicara Monastery – home. From the early sounds of the alarm one monk and nuns have the responsibility to prepare breakfast. So starts the day – work, study, teaching and life lessons. Let meet the people who keep the Monastery running. 2020. The building construction featured in this story has been completed though the kindness and donations of many. Pay them a visit.
Saba Street Food Donations during Covid – Yangon Myanmar
(Writer, Presenter, Producer)
SA BA STREET FOOD TOURS IN Downtown, Yangon offer tourists a very local experience by letting them ride in sidecars and experience traditional food from vendors. They also take tourists to markets and offer cooking classes. Since the Covid shutdowns their business has stopped. But they developed a new initiate to give-back to society by giving work to out of work vendors ….and also helping people in need. The initiative is called Sa Ba Street Food Donation Charity. The founder is Marc Shortt. Wai Yan Paing reports. A special thanks to Eat Sleep Yangon for the extra footage. Saba – https://www.sabastreetfoodtours.com/