“When the Wind Rise” is a work that explores the issue of environmental resistance, and is also a summary of the author's observations on the relationship between the self and the group.

In the process of creation, the author always maintains neutrality and tries to balance the positions of all sides. While looking at the conflict in an unbiased way, the author also finds his own existence and position among the group during the process.

Even though the author is not a social activist, he has been able to keep his distance and refrain from falling into fanaticism and self-indulgence when sorting out issues and conflicts from an external perspective, which is the biggest gain of his creative process.

This thesis is divided into six chapters:

Chapter 1 - Introduction. Explain the motive, background and purpose of this film.

Chapter 2 - Literature Review. This chapter examines the petrochemical and environmental movement issues discussed in this film, and explains their influence on the creation of the script, character design, and plot, as well as the inspiration of the work from related films.

Chapter 3 - Explanation of script creation. This chapter analyzes and explains the creative process, script content, and character design of the film.

Chapter 4 - Style Setting and Visual Strategy. This chapter will explain the details of images and sounds of the film, including styling, photography, lighting, and production design.

Chapter 5 - Production and execution of the film. This chapter explains and documents the planning and results of the film's production, including the pre-production, shooting and post-production process.

Chapter 6 - Screening and Conclusion. This chapter covers information on the public screening of the work, an excerpt of the post-screening panel discussion, and the author's reflections on the creation and execution of the film, as well as a general review and conclusion of the project.