Patpon Sabpaitoon is a journalist based in Bangkok, Thailand. He previously worked for the Bangkok Post, Today, and Matichon. He is currently a senior journalist at Prachatai.

Pratch Rujivanarom is an investigative journalist based in Bangkok, Thailand. 

Since Pratch started working as an environmental reporter at The Nation newspaper in 2015, he has always been deeply involved in environmental and climate reporting not just in Thailand but the wider Mekong Region. 

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Although his main specialty is the enviornmental topics, he is also regularly covering about public health, human rights, and education. 

During his journey along the journalistic career patch, he has produced many in-dept investigative stories that published in major news outlets both in Thailand and internationally such as Bangkok Post, Mekong Eye, and China Dialogue.

He has also been trained in data journalism and has an expereince in podcast production.

Anupap Pokapanich is a journalist based in Springfield, United States of America.

Innovative, diligent and collaborative video producer, with 11-year experience in media, specifically TV show 

Proficient in Adobe Premiere Pro, Edius Pro, Photoshop, Lightroom, After Effect

CONTACT Janine Phakdeetham, a Bangkok-based journalist with seven years of international news experience, for live crosses about breaking and pressing stories happening in Thailand. Her passion for global affairs and journalism has helped her secure positions with Bangkok Post, Voice of America, Read moreNBC News, the United Nations, News Corp, Emerging Market Views, Channel NewsAsia, and Spectrum News. Janine holds an M.S. in International Relations from NYU and B.A. in Mass Communication from SUNY Oswego.

ํYiamyut Sutthichaya is a journalist.

Vansanaphon VONGXAYNHA or Maxie, a graduated student in management from Vientiane capital, Lao P.D.R. After graduating from high school, His friends and him have founded "Langkorng" (Lao for “Behind the camera”), a Lao photographers club, which is the biggest photography community in Laos at the Read morepresent. The main purpose of "Langkorng" is to create local charity through photography and arts. Since 2010, Maxie has being served as the Managing Director for "Langkorng" and succeeded cooperation with numerous organizations and companies including the Lao Journalist Association, French Institute or Lao-Singapore Friendship Club. His team have organized many  workshops for Lao youth photographers, photo exhibitions, and projects for supporting the society in both in Vientiane and rural areas in Laos.

The latter brought "Langkorng" accreditation and support by the U.S. Embassy to organize workshop and exhibitions for Lao journalists from twelve newspapers around Laos. And has been supported by the Canada Fund to organize awareness raising project about human-trafficking for 10,000 children through photography, arts and activities, in 2015 to 2016.

Besides working with "Langkorng" and working as a photographer for TripAdvisor in Japan since 2016, Maxie has also done many volunteering activities such as being a volunteer for Lao Red Cross, 22nd SEAGAMES, Charity events, etc. Back in May 2012, He had founded his own production team, named "UNBORDER" .With the purpose of giving inspiration, empower people and society in Laos, Maxie and his team had been travelling and filming documentary-traveling video proram in Asia.

Eight years working and living in Laos and another two years in Thailand have given him various opportunities to travel, explore and experience himself throughout the Mekong River's Sub-region including his home land Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Burma. After settled back to Vietnam, Fong Read moredecided to make Hoi An as the new hometown and turned his life's page to be a true fixer and photographer. Fong has worked as a fixer and still photographer around Vietnam and Laos for the last five years, including many headline projects from the infamous global as well as local companies like: Swiss National Television; Joined Up Films and Northern Pictures (both from Australia); Pat Clark Media and PBS News Hour (both from USA); Media Corp, Squake (both from Singapore), Tripvid ...

Teachawat Sukrak is a freelance journalist based in Thailand. He and his team cover news in the south of Thailand in various array of issues. Be they crime, current issues, corruptions, politics, etc.

Thailand.Samanachan is freelance journalist based in the northeastern region of Thailand, reporting on local issues from the perspective of the local people. The topics covered include human rights, environment, development, and politics. In 2023 they were awarded an EJN CCMP Mekong Virtual Read moreFellowship to report remotely on the COP28 conference in Dubai.

Wutthichai Phothachai is a Katy TX-based journalist specializing in on-camera and online interviews, photography, and journalism. He covers a wide range of topics including science, environment, natural disasters, food and drink, social and cultural issues, breaking news, travel, and fact checking.

Sakao Roberts is a  fixer / translator / interpreter based in Chiang Rai, Thailand. More specificly on the Maekhong in Sob Ruak  where Thailand and Myanmar meet. Also captive and wild elephants stories.


( I speak Northern Thai dialect and understand Laos )

“Tuktaa” is an award-winning director working in regional TV over fifteen years. She has filmed in various environment from the Alaskan wilderness and the Australian outback to Myanmar jungles and cities around the world. Her work includes every genre of non-scripted content from wildlife, history, Read moretalent to travel shows.

Her show, Extreme China, won her the 2019 Best Direction Award from the Asian Academy Creative Awards. The program also picked up the Best Documentary Series and Best Infotainment Program Awards. Her other acclaimed shows include Channel News Asia’s Against the Elements, an award-winning documentary highlighting the effort of people who came together to bring twelve boys and their football coach out of a flooded cave in northern Thailand.

Tuktaa has worked with various broadcasters such as National Geographic, National Geographic Wild US, Discovery Channel, Voice of America, Insider, Vice World News, History Channel, BBC, Crime and Investigation Network, Fox Life, Channel News Asia, Bloomberg and others. She has run international production teams to produce many successful TV programs.

Florian Witulski is a journalist based in Bangkok, Thailand.

Martin Landsburg is a cinematographer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I am looking to do more documentary work as most of my portfolio is commercial, with some narrative work as well.

TUNYAPORN SOONTORNVONG is a journalist based in Germantown, United States of America.

An experienced reporter with a demonstrated history of working in the publishing industry in Thailand. Skilled in journalism, interviewing, translating and creating digital media content. Specialized in various political and economic issues including digital transformation, macroeconomics, Read moreinternational relations, conflicts, trades, education, migration, human rights, government policies, and various social issues in Thailand. Strong negotiation and communication professional with a Master of Arts (M.A.) focused in Conflict Resolution from the University of Essex.

Jeffrey Warner is a civil journalist, documentarian-storyteller, and multimedia artist. He specializes in open-minded interpersonal communication that engages an array of people from diverse ages and cultures. He is motivated by collaboration in building communication bridges that cultivate social Read morecapital and positive societal change.

Jeffrey has skills in social-environmental analysis, public engagement, and interview conversations. He is versed in multiple genres of writing, photography, and video production. He is also competent in Adobe creative suite software (InDesign and Photoshop), and media communications design. 

Jeffrey has worked in television news as well as for newspapers and magazines. Freelance since 2012, he has also provided communication services for government and non-government organizations. His career has been focused largely on addressing capitalism development impacts, social change patterns, and resilience. Evidence of this is revealed via journalism work in the USA, Europe, and Asia. He has lived and worked in Bosnia. Much of this past decade has involved living in Thailand. There, he has spent time with Burmese refugees located on the Thai-Burma border. Mostly, Jeffrey has been learning from the region’s rural ethnic indigenous peoples. Jeffrey also lived, studied, and worked in Taiwan. 

In addition to recording these experiences in books format, Jeffrey’s written and photographic works have been published or exhibited in the United States and in SE-Asia, at academic conferences, TEDx, as well as for entities such as the Royal Photographic Society and the United Nations. In 2009, I earned the first place award for the Minnesota Newspaper Association’s “social issues” reporting category. He also received two ‘honorable mention’ prizes for the 2018 International Photography Awards competition (professional category).

You can view his CV at https://www.jeffsjournalism.com/jeffrey-warner-cv/

SUTHEP KRITSANAVARIN is one of Thailand’s leading photojournalists and filmmaker; he chronicled environmental, social, and humanitarian issues in Southeast Asia for nearly two decades.  His award-winning photo essays have been published in: 

•	The New York Times
•	International Herald Tribune
•Read more	The Far Eastern Economic Review
•	Time
•	Geographical
•	Aera
•	Days Japan 
•	Geo.  
He has also exhibited his documentary photography in Germany, France, China, Japan, Thailand, and Cambodia including; Siphadon Mekong Fishing Under Threat, Kuay and Elephants: Struggling for Survival, Life in Xinjiang, China and Hunters and Monk in Thailand.

Suthep’s work is based on his firm belief that a filmmaker must act as a conscientious observer of society and culture. He or she has to contribute to social change on a local and global level.  He or she achieves these goals by working on a project over long durations to build deep understanding on the topic and to establish trust among the communities where he works. Suthep’s powerful images create in-depth documentary essays shot over protracted periods of time on his own initiative and funding. For the Khone Falls: Soul of the Mekong exhibition, Suthep has focused on endangered species like the Giant Mekong Catfish thrashing their way upstream and downstream of the Mekong River, while telling stories of the people who risk their lives in a daily struggle to net their catch.  For this project, he traveled throughout Southern China, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, the countries that the Mekong River flows through, for over three years.  By using his direct experience from the journey and research papers published on the subject, Suthep has documented the threats hydropower and mega-structure 
projects pose to traditional fishing communities and the ecosystem.

Nopparat Chaichalearmmongkol is a journalist based in Bangkok, Thailand

Visaurt Sankam is a photojournalist and anthropologist  based in Thesaban Nakhon Chiang Mai, Thailand.

website: http://sankhamphotography.com/