Zk Av Club is not a production company.
We are a network of freelancers, students, and curious individuals who learn by doing—often while creating audiovisual content that supports both local and global communities.
At Zero-knowledge Audiovisual Club (Zk Av Club), members may collaborate on original content or artistic projects, but our core purpose goes beyond production. We exist to coordinate within and between communities—empowering them with knowledge, tools, and experience to amplify their voices and tell their own stories.
Zk Av Club is a grassroots approach to community audiovisual documentation and publicity.
Many assume that community event AV production is just about recording or livestreaming speakers on a stage. While traditional media focuses on polished, staged presentations, our approach is deeper and more participatory. Sure, we can document panels and keynotes—but that’s just the surface. Remote audiences may expect stage recordings, but communities deserve more.
Production companies can’t truly document a community. Not really.
Traditional media may reflect events—but rarely the spirit. Communities themselves—not just their designated speakers—are the true measure of an event’s value. When only select voices are recorded, much of the real story is lost. We owe it to our communities to do better.
Only communities can document themselves.
Only they can represent themselves authentically in archives and publicity.
Zk Av Club exists to bridge that gap—not as an external media service, but as participants embedded in the community. We equip people with the skills, tools, and confidence to share their own narratives—honestly, inclusively, and with context.
Rather than produce polished but detached media, we facilitate storytelling that reflects the collective experience—voices often unheard, stories often untold. The result? Community-generated content archives that are meaningful, not just marketable.
Zk Av Club isn’t just a media collective. It’s a movement for community self-representation. By supporting communities in documenting their own experiences, we help preserve voices, perspectives, and memories that would otherwise be overlooked.
The future of storytelling belongs to those who live it.
Join us to make sure every community has the tools to share its voice.
— ZkAv.Club: Don’t just watch.
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