Established in 2009, Watchdoc has produced documentaries, public campaign content, program reports, and audio visual works for national and international institutions, working across complex social, political, and policy contexts.
Watchdoc approaches documentary not merely as a visual format, but as a research-based communication method—emphasizing clarity of information, depth of context, and public responsibility.
Watchdoc has collaborated with a wide range of media outlets, institutions, and organizations, and has received international recognition for its strategic contribution to documentary practice and public communication.
Watchdoc provides audio visual production services tailored to the communication needs of each organization, integrating research, contextual understanding, and a documentary approach to ensure accurate, responsible, and impactful communication.
Research-based documentary production for national and international media, as well as for organizations and corporations that require in-depth documentation of institutional processes, social impact, and long-term transformation.
Watchdoc’s documentaries are developed through rigorous research and narrative construction, enabling complex issues to be communicated with clarity, context, and public accountability.
Watchdoc’s works have been broadcast by various media networks, including Kompas TV, Metro TV, Bloomberg TV, and Al Jazeera.
Watchdoc produces audio visual content tailored to the communication needs of universities, research institutions, government bodies, civil society organizations, and private sector clients—particularly for projects that require contextual understanding and responsible storytelling.
Types of production include:
The following projects demonstrate how Watchdoc applies documentary as a research-based communication method, integrating investigation, narrative construction, and visual practice to address complex social and institutional contexts.
Watchdoc brings proven experience working across sectors and institutional environments, meeting diverse communication needs and professional standards. This track record enables Watchdoc to translate research, policy, and field-based practice into documentary narratives that communicate complexity with clarity, context, and public accountability.
Watchdoc works with universities and research institutions to translate academic research and scientific findings into research-based documentary works and educational content, bridging scholarly knowledge and public understanding.
Watchdoc partners with international organizations to produce research-based documentary and audio visual content on development, humanitarian, environmental, and public health issues, communicating complex realities with clarity, contextual depth, and ethical responsibility.
Watchdoc partners with corporations and government institutions to develop research-informed audio visual content, including educational materials, program documentation, tutorial videos, and strategic communication, supporting clear policy communication, institutional credibility, and public accountability.
Watchdoc partners with civil society organizations to support the production of research-based documentary and campaign content on social, environmental, and human rights issues, amplifying public engagement through contextual depth, ethical practice, and responsible storytelling.
