UNFPA — Za’atari Camp

Highlighting the continued need for health services and support among women and families living in Za’atari Camp, while presenting the services available in a human-centered and authentic way.

To produce a real-life video documenting the services provided through women’s health clinics and the safe space in Za’atari Camp, highlighting their role in providing healthcare, support, and a safe environment for women, while raising awareness that people continue to live in the camp and still require essential services and humanitarian support.

PG produced a real-life video for UNFPA, filmed on location inside Za’atari Camp, documenting the women’s health services and the safe space available to the community. PG adopted a human-centered documentary storytelling approach, using real locations, people, and experiences to communicate the story authentically. The production focused on the services being provided and the environment in which women can access healthcare, support, and a safe space. Through on-location filming, the video presents an authentic perspective of life in Za’atari Camp and highlights the continued presence of residents and the ongoing need for healthcare and humanitarian support.

• Concept and humanitarian storytelling development.
• Defining the key messages and communication objectives.
• Pre-production research and preparation.
• Filming coordination and planning inside Za’atari Camp.
• Developing the shooting plan and production schedule.
• Filming services provided through the women’s health clinics.
• Documenting the safe space, activities, and services.
• Filming interviews and testimonials where appropriate.
• Capturing authentic footage and B-roll.
• On-location sound recording.
• Narrative editing and story construction.
• Visual post-production and color grading.
• Final review to ensure clarity and alignment with the project’s objectives.

• The project resulted in a human-centered documentary video highlighting women’s health services and safe spaces in Za’atari Camp, while drawing attention to the continued need for essential healthcare and humanitarian support.
• Through authentic on-location storytelling, the video brings visibility to the people, services, and realities within the camp, helping communicate the importance of sustaining support for communities that continue to live there.