Anna Olsen, Program Officer - Prosecution Component, Counter-Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) Program, The Asia Foundation
I wanted to personally express my thanks for all your hard work on our film, 'Saving Seca.' Of course, having worked with you already on 'Power to Change' in my previous position at the Ministry of Women's Affairs, I knew that you would make every effort to ensure an artistically wonderful and useful film. From the first consultation to the delivery of your script, it has been a pleasure to work with you. Your flexibility and commitment to understanding the issues around human trafficking was incredible; I think your knowledge of the trafficking situation in Cambodia could now rival that of any expert! This awareness and insight was translated superbly into the script which impressed government officials and police who reviewed it. I especially appreciate your attention to the legal detail - we could not responsibly produce a training film for police without reflecting the legal issues accurately, and your many consultations with the relevant stakeholders ensured this.

I am thrilled with the final outcome and I hope that it will be used to educate police and social service workers for many years to come. I look forward to working with you again in the future and sincerely hope that we can make a follow up film to 'Saving Seca.'

Lisa Slavovsky, International Justice Mission
I hosted a "viewing" of the Saving Seca rough cut on Saturday among my IJM colleagues, and it was a big hit! Everyone was really excited about the specific issues that were addressed within the film (investigative, victim care, corruption, etc.) ......There were no major concerns that were expressed on our end. A fantastic job on the film!

Christian Guth, Consultant Advising Ministry of Interior on police training in Cambodia
I like this story, Anji did a great job, it seems she has a serious experience in police work. Congratulations!

Monika Leuke, GTZ (Re: Power to Change drama about domestic violence)
This is a great script: "Power to Change��, a marvellous idea to focus on the role of men in rural Cambodia, and actually the characters are so well reflected, the internal struggle of Sok, how he suffers from his own anger and eventually manages to open up. When we saw it together with our colleagues in the Ministry of Women's Affairs, some of us were moved to tears.
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