Video Resources
Presentations
Culture and Religion of Southeast Asia Full Video - Suggested that only teachers watch the entire video.
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Culture_Religion_Full.mov
The video has been broken into parts for classroom viewing as needed.
Ethnic Conflicts in Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Ethnic_Conflicts.mov
The People of Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/People.mov
Islam in Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Islam.mov
Introduction to the Culture of Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Intro_Culture.mov
Ethnic and Linguistic Diversity in Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Diversity(Non-religion).mov
Christianity in Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Christianity.mov
Buddhism in Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Buddhism.mov
Artistic Culture of Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Artisitic_Dance.mov
Cultural Background of Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Cultural%20Background.mov
Religious Diversity in Southeast Asia
http://stream.its.txstate.edu/users/tage/Diversity.mov
Additional Video Resources
“They Call it Myanmar” – Robert H. Lieberman
http://www.theycallitmyanmar.com/
This documentary, shot clandestinely over a 2-year period, examines life in Myanmar. It traces the history of the country from a British colony to independent nation with an elected leader to the modern military regime of the country. The film brings to light the rich cultural and religious heritage of the country, but also exposes the poverty and difficulty of daily life under extreme censorship. The DVD may be purchased from the film’s website or Amazon, or it can be streamed through Netflix.
Ethnic Conflict and Reform in Myanmar - Stratfor Global Intelligence
http://www.stratfor.com/video/ethnic-conflict-and-reform-myanmar-dispatch
Stratfor, a geopolitical analysis firm, has posted dozens of short videos (most around 3 minutes long) on a variety of topics from around the world. While some of the current event videos are up to 2 years old, the topics they address are still relevant. The videos are free to watch online.
A Vision of Rangoon – Asia Society
http://asiasociety.org/new-york/vision-rangoon
As Rangoon becomes increasingly part of the world economy, the face of the historic city is changing. This short (3 min) video presents the highlights from a longer presentation regarding the need to protect the historic architecture of the city. A short reading, a few photos and a link to the entire one and a half hour program are included on the website.