With over a decade of experience in Cambodia’s media, documentaries, film, TV and another decade in advocacy, forestry, land and human rights sectors, Srey Vutha is a dedicated media fixer who bridges the gap between international crews and local communities. He is known for his expertise in environmental conservation and human rights, supporting international and domestic media productions with integrity and professionalism.

Vutha has collaborated with international filmmakers, journalists, and NGOs, facilitating productions focused on environmental challenges, human rights, and Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage. His role extends beyond logistical support; he brings cultural sensitivity, deep local knowledge, and an extensive network across government bodies, NGOs, and local communities.

Having supported projects with well-known media outlets such as National Geographic, ABC News, CBS 60 Minutes, Mongabay and The Guardian, Vutha ensures that every story is told with accuracy and respect.

- Core Skills and Approach

- Logistical Coordination: Organizing transportation, accommodation, equipment handling, and site access to ensure seamless filming operations.

- Translation and Interpretation: Fluent in Khmer and English, Vutha provides precise translation and real-time interpretation for interviews, dialogues, and on-camera interactions.

-Local Expertise and Research: Drawing on his knowledge of Cambodian culture and history, Vutha identifies meaningful filming locations and conducts background research to provide context on each story.

-Cultural Mediation: Serving as a cultural bridge, he advises on local customs and sensitivities, helping international crews connect respectfully with communities.

-Risk Management and Compliance: Vutha handles bureaucratic processes, secures permits, and navigates political sensitivities to mitigate risks for production teams.