19/05/2025 admin

Participate in the campaign!

🎬 Step-by-Step Guide See more videos here!

First, choose a Story Format from the two recommended options below:

#DayInTheLife

#WhyIWorkInWind

Option A: #DayInTheLife

Shoot in first-person POV or over-the-shoulder style to make it immersive.

Capture a sequence or short snippets of your workday, such as:

  • Getting ready for work
  • Arriving at site/office
  • Putting on your work gear (if applicable)
  • Performing a task (climbing turbine, working on grid, analysing data, logistics coordination)
  • Break time / human moments (having a coffee in the break room, having lunch in the company garden, eating with colleagues)
  • End of the day (final tasks, closing up the office, leaving)

No speaking is necessary at this stage; as you can record and add a voice-over afterwards explaining your routine.

Option B: #WhyIWorkInWind (My wind job)

Portrait style: it can be filmed as an interview, or using the questions as guidance to explain why you chose to work in wind.

Start with: “I am [your name] and I work in wind because…”

Try to answer these questions in the course of your video:

  • “Why did you choose to work in wind?”
  • “What excites you about your role?”
  • “How did you end up here?”

Use video footage/images in between of i.e. wind turbines, your office, your colleagues, etc to change it up.
✍️ Sample Caption for #DayInALife video:

Global Wind Day is coming up on June 15!

Ever wondered what a #DayInALife of a [insert your job title] at @[CompanyName] looks like?

Let me give you a sneak peak! 💚

If you want to join us at @[CompanyName], check out our open roles here: [Link to your jobs portal]

Want to find out more about #WorkingInWind? Check out @WindEurope’s #GWD2025 campaign now!

 ✍️ Sample Caption for Why I Work In Wind video:

Global Wind Day is coming up on June 15!

I’m [First Name], a [Job Title] at @[CompanyName], and here’s why I work in Wind 💚

[Reasons why you work in wind, your personal path and what you like about it. Keep it short and with bullet points and an emoji or two.]

If you’re curious about starting your own wind journey, check out our open roles and internships here: [Link to your jobs portal]

Curious about other people #WorkingInWind? Check out @WindEurope’s #GWD2025 campaign for more stories like mine 😊

 

Pre-Production

For both video options:

  • Shoot the clips in vertical format (9:16).
  • Keep it short: Max 90 seconds (preferably only 60 seconds).
  • Equipment: Use a smartphone.
  • Angles: Shoot from various angles/various locations to add visual interest.

Choose your subject:

  • A wind turbine technician, engineer, policy advisor, communications officer, etc.
  • Alternatively, someone who transitioned into wind from another sector (e.g. hospitality, IT, logistics).

Edit with smartphone apps such as CapCut or FlexCut (both are free)

  • Import footage: Open CapCut and import your video clips.
  • Trim and split: Cut unnecessary parts and arrange clips in a logical sequence.
  • Add a voiceover: Record a voiceover explaining your daily routine or why you work in wind.
  • Add captions: Insert automatic captions to ensure accessibility.
  • Export: Once satisfied, export your video in the desired resolution.

Need some extra help editing? Here are some tutorials for CapCut and FlexCut.

Platforms to publish to:

Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts

Hashtags:

  • #GWD2025
  • #WorkingInWind

Tag WindEurope and your organisation

Check out other people’s stories

The best videos using the hashtags #GWD2025 #WorkingInWind will be reposted by WindEurope. They also will appear under any of these hashtags on the different platforms where they are published.

When to post?

Global Wind Day is on Sunday June 15. We invite you to start posting a few days ahead of Global Wind Day (as of 9 June) to be among the first videos featured. You can join the campaign during the full week of 16-20 June.