Recording guide for young people: The Future Is in Farming, add your voice

Recordings of young people speaking in their own words are being collected for the campaign's one-minute video (Activity 18). This guide is for young people who want to make a short phone recording and send it in. The guide itself is in Turkish.

• What to film: 10-20 seconds of speech (look at the camera and say one thought in your own words; no need to memorise) and 2-3 short, silent shots (3-5 seconds each): your field, your irrigation, a tool you use, your crop, your village. If someone's face is in the frame, ask them for permission too.
• What to say: pick one of the questions below and answer in your own words. The questions follow the order of the campaign's five needs.

1. Which practice would you like to see on site, in the field?
2. On what subject do you need training or advice?
3. Which technology can you not access, and why?
4. What would you like to measure in your field, and which data would you like to use?
5. In which decision should you have a say too?

• How to film: hold the phone upright; keep the camera at eye level; face the light; choose a quiet place; wait 2-3 seconds before you start and after you finish. Do not add filters, music, text or stickers.
• Where to send it: [email protected]. If the file is large, send a Google Drive or WeTransfer link; do not compress the video. Put your province and name in the file name (e.g. adana-ayse.mp4).
• Consent: ask the same address for the consent form and the personal data (KVKK) notice, fill it in and sign it; if you are under 18, a parent or guardian signs too.

Recordings are kept only with a signed consent form and in line with the personal data notice. To the extent consent allows, they may be used in the campaign's one-minute video together with real footage from the project and verified data; the meaning of your words is not changed, and subtitles are added.

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