Sara Penrhyn Jones is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and a senior lecturer in media at Bath Spa University. Her background is in observational documentary filmmaking for television, but in the last fifteen years she has applied these skills to more participatory media production. This has often involved working with vulnerable and marginalized people, to help express what’s important to them. With a particular interest in climate change communication, Sara has led or contributed to several international research projects that explore how climate change affects individual and community sense of place. In this context, film has been a research tool, as well as a way to engage diverse communities, directly or indirectly. Working through film has also meant exploring and responding to the challenges of representation, particularly in postcolonial and multilingual settings. Her projects use artistic and collaborative methods to achieve goals that are creative, political, and educational. This work has mostly focused on Kiribati, a low-lying island nation in the Pacific Ocean, but also the UK, the Marshall Islands, and India. Sara’s work is naturally interdisciplinary and she has worked with other academics, artists, and cultural partners across the world.