MD.MULTAZIM BIN RIHAN SIAM

My creative writing portfolio features several professional content including comprehensive report writing , child and youth program design, and child awareness development program writing and storytelling. I specialize in creating engaging educational materials, promotional content, and advertisement designs that combine creative storytelling with clear messaging. This collection demonstrates my ability to produce imaginative yet functional content across educational, organizational, and marketing contexts, effectively communicating complex ideas to varied audiences through innovative writing and design approaches

This study aims to determine how Facebook is utilized as a platform for election campaigns in the local government election. The study has followed both quantitative and qualitative approaches employing content analysis and Key Informant Interview (KII) methods for data collection. Content has been analyzed under four major codes including a thematic analysis conducted using NVivo-12 Plus. This study revealed that photo content constitutes the majority of posts on candidates' Facebook pages during election campaigns, while video content receives the highest number of shares from users. Additionally, the study reveals that approximately 90% of users’ comments on the Facebook platform are positive. The most prevalent campaign category observed on candidates' Facebook pages is the field campaign. Key informant interviews also indicate that candidates’ perceptions and attitudes about the Facebook campaign are quite optimistic. The interviewees believe that social media engages more people more rapidly and affordably than traditional methods of campaigning. Moreover, they emphasized the crucial role of social media platforms in persuading voters, attracting a large audience at a minimal cost

When women aspire to grow and moving forward toward their dream, society often wants to resists their progress. In Bangladesh progressive women typically face their first barriers from family, then the society. Many still hold outdated beliefs that traditionally male roles are beyond women's capabilities. However, times are evolving, and our young generation must challenge these misconceptions to build a developed Bangladesh.

Given this context, we were assigned an academic project to create a short film. We titled it "Swapno" (Dream) and, despite numerous challenges, successfully completed it within just two days. I served as both director and cinematographer for this short film, bringing this important story to life.