| 英文摘要 |
This project, spanning from November 28, 2023 to November 30, 2024, has
documented the entire process of a pollution remediation project through a
documentary film. The film showcases how government agencies, experts, the China Petrochemical Development Corporation, and local residents collectively addressed this historical environmental issue. The project aims to reflect on the balance between economic development and environmental protection, raise public awareness about living environments, and create a cleaner and healthier living space for future generations. The following is a summary of the project's accomplishments.
1.Documentary Production
Interviews: Completed interviews with 21 individuals, including government
agency heads, representatives of CPDC Corporation, experts and scholars, and local resident representatives. Version Production: Completed a 60-minute full version in Mandarin, a 15-minute highlight version, a 3-minute condensed version, and a 1-minute promotional version,along with review and revisions. Additionally, 60-minute full versions were produced in English, Taiwanese, Hakka, and Japanese to reach a wider audience.
2.Visual Record Book
The content covers the beginning and end of the pollution incident, the remediation process, and future prospects. A total of 80 copies each of paperback and hardcover editions were provided, suitable for promotion and archival purposes.
3.E-Book
The visual record book was digitized to support usage on various reading platforms,making it more convenient for reading and promotion.
4.Electronic Audiobook
Simulates the effect of flipping through a real book, combined with storytelling,and supports usage on various platforms. It is suitable for children, the elderly, andvisually impaired individuals, enhancing its reach and audience diversity. This project preserves and conveys the history and lessons of this event through diverse media formats, aiming to serve as an important reference for environmental protection.
5.Film Festival Participation
Assisted the Environmental Protection Administration in submitting the film of this case to international film festivals. To align with the future usage plan of this film and the participation plan for next year, it participated in an international film festival held in Taiwan — the Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF).
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