Project Video Asia. Gospel films for unreached Asia, made in Chiang Mai

The need

25 million people. Zero Christian resources.

In Asia, over 25 million people have no access to Christian resources at all. Sometimes it is geography, they are too remote for anyone to visit. Sometimes it is government persecution. Sometimes there is no scripture translation, or no literacy to read one if there was.

There are 2.8 billion unreached people across Asia facing these obstacles. That is more than a third of the world's population. (Statistics: Joshua Project, April 2022)

The solution

Film travels where missionaries cannot.

We build a team in each culture that can make Christian resources in their own language. Video can be mass produced and passed hand to hand where even an evangelist cannot go. When people see the Gospel in their own heart language, they realize it has relevance to their culture too.

Project Video crew filming on location with a clapperboard at a rural shoot

Crouched beside the camera monitor, the director checks a take with a field full of children in angel costumes waiting behind him

Gallery

The team at work

Project Video Asia camera operator filming two people on a monitor rig in studio — Filming a scene in studio

A nativity scene built from stacked hay bales under a carport, child actors in costume gathered around a manger while the crew films from the doorway — Building a nativity set for a Christmas outreach film

Two sound editors leaning over a laptop, dialing in an audio plugin together at a small studio desk — Fine-tuning the audio mix

Current work

Films, dubbing and distribution across Asia

Our team compiles productions by language from South East Asia, South Asia and even Africa. Testimonies, films, teachings, dubbing and documentaries, all free to download and share.

Video catalog

Browse and download finished films across dozens of languages, built for outreach and evangelism use.

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Distribution

Portable MP3 players, micro SD cards and other physical media tools for outreach in places without reliable internet.

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Behind the scenes

How a film gets made

A look at the production process, from location scouting to the edit suite, that turns a language need into a finished film.

Four crew members huddled around a camera on a tripod, checking a shot together in the studio — Framing up the shot

Two crew members crouched on the floor wiring an LED panel and softbox, the room lit blue by the panel's glow — Wiring the lights before the shoot

A small crew films an interview subject seated under a softbox, one operator watching the monitor rig while another adjusts the light — Rolling on an interview

Project Video editor at a dual-monitor desk with an audio mixing board — Editing and dubbing in the studio

Our facility

The International Training Center

Twenty minutes from Chiang Mai International Airport sits our completed campus, ministry headquarters for producing evangelistic resources and training ethnic teams. It houses a meeting hall and video studio seating up to 70 for on-site training and green-screen production, a media office for 25 trainers, a dedicated audio studio, an equipment storage facility, and a distribution office that preps projectors, generators, speakers and Gospel audio players before they go out into the field.

By 2030, our goal is 10 million views a year of videos produced through Project Video, and 500,000 people experiencing an audio or video Gospel presentation through our ministry partnerships.

70: seats in our meeting hall and video studio
25: trainers working from our media office
10M: annual video views, our 2030 goal
500K: people reached with a Gospel presentation, our 2030 goal

Leadership

Led by working filmmakers, not administrators

Project Video Asia is led by a small team of missionary filmmakers based full time in Chiang Mai. They train every student who comes through the program directly, on real productions, not simulated ones.

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A day in the life

One evening outreach, in the team's own words: a screen goes up in a village, and a film becomes the start of a conversation.

A screen. A village. An invitation. — a projector screen rigged between houses in a highland village at dusk

As the sun goes down, people begin to gather — villagers taking seats in front of the screen

Some come for the movie — a wide crowd gathered under a tarp shelter to watch

Some bring their children — families with young kids seated around a small screen

Some simply listen — an older woman in the crowd listening intently

Stories have a way of opening hearts — children watching a film projected on an outdoor screen

Then a local leader shares the hope behind the story — a man speaking into a microphone after the screening

Because one film can become a conversation, a conversation a Bible study, and a Bible study a life transformed — a young woman talking with a group of children at night

These are the heroes behind the screen: the journey comes first, the film comes second, the Gospel is the reason — the team hiking equipment up a forest trail to reach the village

Roles you could fill

Where you'd fit on the team

Editor

Cut footage into finished films and dubbed versions, working closely with translators to match pacing to each language.

Cinematographer

Shoot on location and in studio, from village outreach documentaries to scripted Gospel films.

Translator / dubbing

Translate scripts and record voice tracks in heart languages, making existing films accessible to new communities.

Producer

Plan shoots, manage logistics and budgets, and keep productions moving from concept to release.

Distribution / logistics

Get finished films into hands and screens across Asia, from SD cards to community screenings.

Long term · 12 months or more

Join the team

Most staff roles are based here at our Chiang Mai campus and carry a two year minimum commitment. Can't find a fit below? Reach out directly or use our general staff application.

2 year minimum

Global trainer

Develop and deliver training resources and educational content to ethnic teams across Asia, in person and online.

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2 year minimum

Video trainer (English)

Teach video production and storytelling skills to ethnic media teams as they build their own local resources.

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12 month minimum

Immersion experience

Placed with our internal departments or one of 14+ ethnic studios. Two intakes a year; the next cycle runs August 2026 to July 2027, applications due May 17, 2026. Program fee is $3,000 (covers your first 3 months of housing, with discounts available for non-Western candidates), plus roughly $1,000 a month in living costs and $4,000 for flights and setup. You'll need to be 21 or older with a heart for missions.

Learn more

Questions about a role? Email us, or see every open position and our general staff application on the staff opportunities page.

Short term · days to weeks

Come for a trip

No long term commitment needed. A short trip is a real way to see the work firsthand and walk alongside local believers.

16 days · Oct 2026

Ambassador trip: Hope Multiplied Bangladesh

A short term trip for adults wanting to deepen their faith alongside local believers, October 9 to 25, 2026. Starts at our Chiang Mai training center, then travels to Dhaka for village outreach and storytelling. $2,500 plus international airfare.

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Contact

Office hours

Monday to Friday, 9:30 to 17:00. Email us. We welcome visitors to our International Training Center, just reach out first to arrange a time.

P.O. Box 138, Chiang Mai Post Office, A. Muang, Chiang Mai 50000, Thailand