Cyber Peace NGO

Project: CyberPeace – Film Making Service

Project Brief 

At Papiriko, we are proud to showcase our collaboration with Cyberpeace, a leading non-governmental organization committed to promoting online safety and digital ethics. The Cyberpeace Film Making Service project is an endeavor that has allowed us to blend our creative expertise with the noble mission of Cyberpeace. Our goal was to harness the power of short films to raise awareness about critical cybersecurity and online safety issues, ensuring a safer and more informed online community. This remarkable project was supported by collaborations with key organizations and stakeholders, including UNICEF, Twitter (now X), police departments from all states, universities, and ministries.

Project Approach: 

Our approach to the Cyberpeace Film Making Service was a harmonious fusion of creativity, strategy, and social impact, made possible through the collaborative efforts of these esteemed partners:

1. Research and Scripting: Our team, in close coordination with experts from Cyberpeace, UNICEF, and police departments, conducted extensive research into the world of cyber threats and online safety concerns. Together, we identified the most pressing issues and developed compelling scripts that served as the foundation of our films. The collaboration with universities added academic rigor to the research, ensuring that each film conveyed a powerful and informative message.
2. Production: With our experienced film production team, we brought these scripts to life. Our collaboration with Twitter (now X) provided invaluable expertise and technology resources. From casting the perfect talent to capturing stunning visuals, we ensured that each film was not only informative but engaging. Our partnerships with ministries and universities facilitated the smooth execution of the project, as they provided essential resources and support.
3. Distribution: To maximize the impact of these films, we leveraged the reach of YouTube and the global influence of UNICEF. Our collaboration with Twitter (now X) allowed us to employ cutting-edge social media marketing strategies. We made sure that these films reached a vast and diverse audience, thanks to the partnership with police departments across all states, who played a pivotal role in disseminating the content. The collaboration with ministries also aided in promoting the films through official channels.

Project Results:  

The results of the Cyberpeace Film Making Service project, made possible through the combined efforts of these influential partners, speak volumes:

Increased Awareness: The short films garnered millions of views and engaged countless individuals on the crucial topic of cybersecurity. Viewers were not only entertained but also enlightened about online safety practices, thanks to the support of UNICEF, police departments, and ministries.

Behavioral Change: The impact of our films led to noticeable changes in online behavior, with viewers adopting safer practices and being more vigilant about cybersecurity, influenced by the expertise of our collaborating universities.

Empowering Cyberpeace: Cyberpeace saw a significant boost in its outreach and influence, further advancing its mission to create a safer digital world, with the invaluable assistance of our partner organizations and ministries.

The Cyberpeace Film Making Service project is a testament to the power of collaboration and how creative storytelling through short films can drive change and promote a safer online community. Together with our esteemed partners, we will continue our journey toward a more secure and educated digital world.