Apisalome Delana

Supported community-based coastal fisheries activities as a field operations assistant, conducting field reporting and data collation. Produced and edited videography deliverables, including scripting, narration, and digital content production.

Designed and produced multilingual digital content (scripts, captions, videos, and promotional materials) for Pacific audiences, aligned to editorial and cultural standards. Delivered live rapporteuring for governance and cultural events, and managed stakeholder engagement while maintaining digital archives in SharePoint.

Authored and edited training manuals to strengthen communications skills for community-based livelihoods under the TVET Sustainable Livelihood Program. Documented program activities through photography and videography and prepared reports and learning materials for trainees.

Reported for current affairs and vernacular news by researching, writing, and editing stories to newsroom style and legal standards. Produced weekly documentaries and cultural programs, co-hosted breakfast shows, and helped pioneer Noda Gauna with English subtitles to improve accessibility and audience reach.

Produced corporate videos, health commercials, and campaign materials, ensuring message clarity and compliance with public health guidance. Supported community development trainings and workshops by documenting activities and developing health-sector communications for campaign and donor-visibility purposes.

Created and pioneered Noda Gauna as Fiji TV’s iTaukei vernacular program with English subtitles, contributing to wider audience accessibility. Reported and produced cultural and current affairs/sports segments, edited scripts to broadcast standards, and managed tight deadlines in multicultural teams.

Bachelor of Arts in Law and Political Science from the University of the South Pacific, completed from 2009 to 2013.

Completed foundation studies in Economics and Pacific Politics at the University of the South Pacific from 2000 to 2002.