CSR & NGO Films
CSR Film and NGO Video Production in Delhi
Show the change your work makes.
Bintin Media makes CSR films, impact documentaries and NGO videos for companies, PSUs, foundations and non-profits. We research each programme, film on the ground and turn the work into a clear story your board, partners and donors can follow.
Our founder has made documentary films since 2012, for organisations including Central Warehousing Corporation, Indian Railways and Doordarshan, and brings more than 22 years in content and television. From our office in Defence Colony, South Delhi, we film at programme locations in Delhi NCR and across India.
Briefs welcome from India and international teams
Films for
Central Warehousing Corporation · Doordarshan · Kalpataru
- Field Research
- Beneficiary Interviews
- Project-site Shoot
- Impact Edit
Selected work
Impact and public-interest films we’ve made.
Films for a public-sector enterprise, a national broadcaster and our own social-awareness work, with our role in each. See all our documentary production work.
Central WarehousingCorporation
Corporate documentary · 2025
Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
Research, script, direction and edit by Bintin Media for a public-sector enterprise.
Documentary · Doordarshan
Bharat Ek Vishwaguru
30-minute documentary on India’s education system and its youth, cleared for release on Doordarshan. Research, script and direction by Nitin Vashisth.
Social-awareness documentaries
Bintin Originals
Our own documentaries on addiction, public safety, women’s safety, the environment and legal awareness. This work received a letter of appreciation from Delhi Police.
CSR film · Company or NGO · Year
Programme or film title
One line on the programme. Your role: research, script, direction, shoot, edit.
CSR film · Company or NGO · Year
Programme or film title
One line on the programme. Your role: research, script, direction, shoot, edit.
CSR film · Company or NGO · Year
Programme or film title
One line on the programme. Your role: research, script, direction, shoot, edit.
What we make
CSR and NGO films we create.
Each film serves a different audience, from your CSR committee to donors and the communities you work with. These are the main types we produce.
01
CSR Impact Films
Show what a CSR programme achieved, through the people it reached and the partners who delivered it. Built around field footage, beneficiary interviews and clear outcomes.
Common usesBoard and CSR committee meetings · Impact reports · Website · Stakeholder events
02
CSR Annual Report Films
A concise film that sums up a year of CSR work across programmes and locations, to sit alongside your annual or CSR report.
Common usesAnnual report launch · AGM screenings · Investor and partner updates · Short social cut-downs
03
Programme Documentation
Record a programme as it happens: the baseline, the activities and the milestones, filmed over one or several visits for an honest record of progress.
Common usesMulti-visit filming · Before-and-after footage · Implementation partner updates · Archive footage
04
Beneficiary and Community Stories
Short, personal films that let the people a programme serves speak for themselves, filmed with consent and care.
Common usesPersonal stories · Local-language interviews · Subtitled versions · Social media
05
NGO Fundraising and Donor Films
Help donors understand the cause and the work. We plan the story around the need, the response and the results.
Common usesDonor appeals · Grant applications · Fundraising events · Website and campaigns
06
CSR Event and Launch Films
Cover programme launches, MoU signings, leadership field visits and CSR events, edited into a short film and highlights.
Common usesLaunch films · Leadership field visits · Event highlights · Press and social clips
Impact you can report
From field work to clear outcomes.
We begin with your programme documents, impact assessment findings and conversations with your CSR team and implementation partner. That tells us what changed, for whom, and which stories and figures show it best.
On the ground we film the work, the people delivering it and the beneficiaries, so the film links your CSR activities under Section 135 of the Companies Act to results people can see.
Where a programme maps to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, we can reflect that in the film’s structure and graphics.
Where it will be used
One shoot, every version you need.
- CSR committee and board meetings
- Annual and CSR reports
- Website and impact pages
- Donor and partner presentations
- LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram
- Events and screenings
Language versions, subtitles, running times and vertical cut-downs are agreed at the start of the project.
How it works
From programme brief to final film.
01 — Programme Brief
We understand the programmes, locations, audience, key messages, timeline and the approvals the film will need.
02 — Field Research
We review programme documents and impact findings, speak with your implementation partner and identify the stories and locations.
03 — Shoot Plan and Permissions
We plan the schedule, travel and local coordination, prepare interview questions and arrange consent and site permissions.
04 — Project-site Shoot
We film the activities, the people delivering them and the beneficiaries, along with interviews with your leadership where needed.
05 — Edit, Review and Deliver
We edit with subtitles and graphics for key figures, share cuts for agreed review rounds and deliver every version you need.
Filming with care
Filming communities with care and consent.
The people in a CSR or NGO film are often filmed in their homes, schools and workplaces. We take consent from every participant, explain how the film will be used, and take extra care with children and vulnerable people.
We also work with international foundations and donors funding programmes in India, with briefing, script and edit reviews handled remotely.
Informed consent from every participant
Extra care with children and vulnerable people
Local-language interviews with subtitles
Approvals from your team and partner
Figures checked with your team
Respect for dignity and privacy
FAQs
CSR and NGO film FAQs.
What is a CSR film?
A CSR film shows a company’s corporate social responsibility work: the programme, the people it reached and the change it made. Companies use CSR films in board and CSR committee meetings, annual and CSR reports, on their websites and at stakeholder events.
Do you make videos for NGOs and foundations?
Yes. We make programme documentation, beneficiary stories, donor and fundraising films and event films for NGOs and foundations, as well as impact films for the companies that fund them.
Can you film at our project sites outside Delhi?
Yes. We are based in Delhi and film at programme locations in Delhi NCR and elsewhere in India. Travel, schedules and local access are planned with your team and implementation partner.
How do you handle consent from beneficiaries?
We explain the purpose of the film and how it will be used, and take consent from every participant before filming. We take extra care with children and vulnerable people, and agree with you how names and locations are shown.
Can the film include figures from our impact assessment?
Yes. We can show key figures from your programme reports and impact assessment as graphics, and every figure is checked with your team before the film is final.
How long does a CSR film take?
A film from a single field visit usually takes a few weeks from brief to delivery. Programme documentation filmed over several visits runs alongside the programme. We agree a timeline once we know the locations and approvals involved.
How is the cost of a CSR film decided?
Each film is quoted on its scope: research, number of locations and shoot days, travel, crew, interviews, editing, subtitles, graphics and the versions you need. Share your brief and indicative budget and we will suggest a suitable approach.
Can we get versions for the annual report, social media and events?
Yes. A main film, short cut-downs, vertical versions for social media and subtitled language versions can all be planned from the same shoot.
Have you worked with public-sector organisations?
Yes. We have made documentary films for Central Warehousing Corporation, in 2012 and 2025, and for Indian Railways, and our documentary Bharat Ek Vishwaguru has been cleared for release on Doordarshan.
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