About Coreon D.

Coréon Dú is an award-winning multi-media artist whose unique perspective and eye for talent recently considered one of Forbes 15 Young Creatives Rebranding Africa and nicknamed by international critics as "Africa´s best kept secret". In the past decade has been steadily building a body in the audiovisual realm as a producer, writer and creative director. Filmography highlights Bangaologia - The Science of Style ( Director / Producer) Award of Merit Special Mention at the 2017 IndieFest Movie Awards Documentary Nominee at the 2017 Athens International Film and Video Festival Best Documentary Nominee at the Warsaw Film Festival Best Documentary Nominee at the London Fashion Film Festival Jikulumessu ( Writer / Producer/Creative Director ) Best Serial Drama Winner of the 2015 Seoul International Drama Awards Best Telenovela Nominee at the 2015 International Emmy Awards Windeck ( Writer / Producer / Creative Director ) Best Telenovela Nominee at the 2013 International Emmy Awards I Love Kuduro ( Producer / Writing/Research) Audience Award at the 2015 Best Photography at the 2014 CINEPORT Festival Njinga - Queen of Angola Winner of Best Actress & Best Make UP 2015 African Movie Academy Awards Platinum Award Winner at the 2014 International Movie Awards ( Indonesia) Nominee for Best Actress & Best Cinematography 2015 Queens World Film Festival

About Njoi F.

I'm an Angolan photographer and Videographer with 14 years experience in corporate, fashion, product photography, among others. I have a degree in Audiovisual Production Management at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa and started my career working in a media company called executive center where I worked for two years before becoming a freelance photographer and Videographer.

About Nataniel M.

I'm Nataniel 30 years old, filmmaker for 8 years and I've worked on several prominent projects inside and outside Mozambique, such as Meet Mzansi in South Africa, Vidda tv in angola, Al jazeera documentary project in Mozambique, projects for Multichoice Dstv platform among other different types of projects.

About Fontaine A.

Aurélie Fontaine is a freelance multimedia journalist based in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). After completing her studies, she worked as a reporter in Senegal and Ivory Coast. She has worked with RTS (Radio Télévision Suisse), RTBF (Radio Télévision Belge Francophone), BBC Afrique, Médi 1 (Morrocan Francophone Radio), Radio Canada, Jeune Afrique, Le Soir, Libération, Ouest-France, Rue89, Anadolu (Turkish press agency) and BFM TV in France. In 2012, she co-founded the reporters collective Bégué Press, whose objective is to produce radio, TV, web and written content about West Africa. Fontaine studied journalism in Institut Pratique de Journalisme (IPJ) in Paris, France. Twitter : @AurelieRDC

About Byobe M.

I grant development through journalism. I am experienced also in researching, producing and editing, newscasting, documentaries, Knowledge management and communication products, policy and development analyst, media and communication consultant. I am working with the world's media like VOA News, BBC, TRT, SBS, UN News in Reporting, filing (shooting and editing) news stories for Radio, Tv and digital platforms with an excellent command of spoken & written English, Swahili, French and Lingala for more than 1' years. I have already done and participated in several missions reports on behalf of several radios and many training missions. I am impartial, honest, true, but also I have a good relationship In my career history and I want to express ideas with unambiguous clarity and intensity. I am able to enrich the lives of people with products and services to train, educate and entertain and able to work under pressure and with time flexibility. I willingly sacrifice rhyme and meter, art, cleverness, elegance, and beauty for these. I remain available for any mission and be interested in my ability to complete it.

About Guylain M.

I'm a freelancer journalist #Filmmaker #Photographer in great lakes area #DRC #Rwanda #Burundi #Uganda based in Goma #EasterCongo

About Anasthasie T.

Congolese born, raised in France, I have been a journalist for over 15 years. My career started in France where I worked with different radio and TV channels(Africa N1, RFI, RTL, FRANCE O, TV5 MONDE, ARTE) , continued in the US where I joined the French to Africa desk for three years. I arrived in Kinshasa during the presidential electoral campaign in November 2018, as a correspondent for VoA. I work with the Francophone desk, lingala desk and English to Africa desk. I mainly fully produce TVpackages for different VoA shows both in French in English. I also participate in live hits, and produce radio pieces.(French English and Lingala).

About Scott D.

Dan Scott Congolese director having worked with the biggest stars of African music for their music videos like Fally Ipupa, Ferre Gola, Jessy Matador, Bana C4, Koffi Olomidé and much more ... He is also a film director, video advertising and many others.

About Kazayu P.

Hello, I am a video journalist based in Africa I produce, I shoot, I interview, I edit (on Final Cut Pro 7 and X) I write and I make the voiceover. All on hard news subjects and also on magazines. I have my own shooting and editing equipment if needed. I have been working with Reuters in Senegal, the BBC in the Democratic Republic of Congo. I worked four years with AFP news agency in Paris. I also worked for Europe 1, France Television etc. I speak French, English and a little Spanish. Otherwise I am efficient, always in a good mood and motivated. So hire me!

About ESTELLE M.

I am working as a freelance journalist in Angola for 3 years. Previously I was covering justice, health, housing topic for the French daily newspaper La Croix.

About Thomas F.

Years ago, Thomas received from his Grand-Pa the Hasselblad that he had kept through out his photographer career, stretching back to the early 50’s. Was it this Hasselblad, more than his diploma in social media, that convinced Thomas he had to live from, or rather through, photo-documentary and portray? Or was it the inspiring exchanges amongst the award-winning Belgian collective “Out-of-Focus” he had put together with his former schoolmates? Most probably Thomas doesn’t know himself, and he keep seeking the answer in those side-topics he covers with a disturbing curiosity. Those real life stories he gathered from Carpathian suburbs or Haitian sacred graves, to the post-industrial Belgian wastes or the ever-spinning Brooklyn nights, all shared a point in common. Those are the stories of men and women. Those are stories that can be sketched with words but that only well-pictured face expressions may tell with precision.

About Issa .

Issa Sikiti da Silva is an award-winning African freelance journalist who has reported from several African countries. He won the SADC Media 2010 Awards. He has travelled extensively across Africa, and has lived/worked in about 18 countries. His work has been published in more than 30 media outlets based, among others, in South Africa, Qatar, Zimbabwe, Benin, Namibia, DR Congo, Turkey, Switzerland, Italy and the Czech Republic. He has previously written for IRIN, IPS, Bizcommunity, Doha Centre for Media Freedom, Bizcommunity, Reuters and many more.

About Rosie P.

Journalist for 12 years now, working in Congo. Can provide videos form my country and also from DRC, because not far from me.

About MIHAMLE J.

Senior multumedia journalist

About Gabrielle N.

Gabrielle Nina is freelance journalist based in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She writes on health, climate change, infrastructure , agriculture and gender. She was also one of the health correspondents of Voice of America. She was previously a fellow for the International Journalism Program, spending two months in Germany, and was an intern at Deutsche Welle in Bonn. She reported on the dire transformation of a quiet residence area into a mining field boom, with attentive environmental and social impacts in Kolwezi, in mineral rich east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. USAID-Funded and World Resources Institute funded my geo-journalism grant. She was in South Congo, investigating why amid a mining resource boom, electricity is scarce. I unraveled the corrupt connection of mining corporations and energy cartels. She followed up on this theme as one of five journalists investigating energy poverty and potential solutions in sub-Saharan Africa for the 2017 Access to Energy Journalism Fellowship detailing how energy shortage is vortex mixed with climate change and resource mining. She went further and reported to expose how high level of corruption in Congo´s election allegedly saw senators and lawmakers exchanging “gifts” and cash for election set bargaining