About Sam W.

Sam Wolson, is an immersive film director and photographer with editorial partners including National Geographic and The New York Times. He grew up on a flower farm in the suburbs of Detroit Michigan and is currently based out of Berlin, Germany. In 2017 he co-directed the VR film We Who Remain, which was the first character-driven VR film shot in an active war zone -- in the Nuba mountains of Sudan. It premiered at SXSW, won best VR film at SIFF and was a co-production between The New York Times, AJ+, and ARTE. Wolson also received a Google Jump Start camera grant in 2017 to work on a long-term project exploring the aftermath of the nuclear disaster in Fukushima Japan. Over the course of 2017 Wolson also shot several projects for the New York Times Daily 360 project. In 2018 he worked on a four part VR series for National Geographic on the Okavango Delta called the Okavango Experience which documented a group of conservationist on an expedition canoeing across the Okavango Delta in Botswana. In 2019 he was part of teams that received a National Geographic Society grant entitled Documenting Human Migrations and a Journalism 360 Night Foundation grant for immersive journalism exploring the use of field deployable volumetric video. In 2020 his documentary project about Fukushima premiered at Sundance.

About Wassim B.

I'm a producer, video-journalist, production manager and line producer, based in Tunisia. I invite you to have a look on my CV to know more about me.

About Bassem A.

I got my degree in film studies at ISAMM- Tunis in 2006 and a Masters in 2011. I am a director of photography who does commercial, narrative and doc work. For me, camera movement and composition is just as important as lighting. How a frame moves into the next frame. To try to make the camera movement a part of the emotional connection of the talent in the films. So are lenses and color in creating mood. I can understand the needs of the director since I make my own films as well. I understand their dedication to their ideas and their drive, that I work to augment. And if you are a producer reading this, I completely understand your needs as well and think you are wonderful. I take on every project with as much energy as humanly possible. Cinematography is my passion, along with 3D and 2D software, photography and gaming. I'm based in Tunis but available to travel. I work on all projects, big and small.

About Massinissa B.

Currently freelancer working between Algeria and Tunisia, including Libya, covering geo-politics, society, migrants, refugees and local issues for foreign medias.

About Natalia R.

At the age of 19 I started at the Communication University and entered the world of journalism in the best possible way, under the wings of journalist Manuel Campo Vidal. In his production company, Lua Multimedia, I was involved in the making of the films “Adolfo Suarez, the Key of the Bunker” and “Felipe Gonzalez, the Modernization of Spain”. This had a big influence on my professional career. Study continued with a Masters in Direction and Production of Documentary Films, in Madrid, where I directed some documentary short films. I then shifted to Paris where I have lived since September 2011. Here I work as a freelance correspondent and camerawoman for various international media: Cuatro (Spain), El Diario las Américas (USA), Cadena 3 (Mexico), ExcelsiorTV (Mexico), NTN24, RCN (Colombia), Noticias Mundo FOX, HispanTV...

About Anis L.

more than 1000 videos produced i was the executive manager on banzart fm and now i am the owner of salam fm

About ALI J.

About Raed A.

About Abdelhamid C.

Video editor - Colorist

About Maher B.

Being passionate about the arts and the big screen since childhood, I started my first film essays at a very early age. After graduating high school, I chose to join the Institute of Fine Arts of Tunis, and there I discovered that design is an infinite world that feeds on all artistic registers. After a master's degree of 5 years, I invested my knowledge gained from my long career in film clubs to my academic training to specialize in video making, motion and graphic design. Actually, my career has been full of diversity. I have been the art & creation director for several projects launched by both conventional and independent media. I had the opportunity to acquire a solid experience within the Tunisian subsidiary of Zinc Network as a creative director where I also wrote, produced and edited multiple videos. Moreover, my involvement in the Tunisian Federation of Amateur Filmmakers (FTCA) since a young age has allowed me to develop a personality that is both creative and committed. My journey in the federation has taught me to be a conscious citizen artist. Video, film and motion design have always been the mediums for me to express myself and to defend and support the major causes of my community through the media. Artivism is my philosophy in life. I am currently directing my first animated short film, "Blue", which deals in a very poetic and profound way with violence against women in my country. Throughout 11 years of experience both in my professional and activist life, I have shown motivation, professionalism and positive energy in all the projects I worked in.

About Fatma Y.

freelance photographer freelance news reporter photo/videographing

About Wael T.

I’m a professional video editor , motion graphic designer and VFX artist. With 10 years of experience in compositing, creating VFX, video editing and creating animation, I can skillfully convert your visions and ideas into reality. I have made plenty of corporate videos, Tv Commercials, documentaries, explainers and different animated videos (Check my portfolio). I cover almost every area of video production. I guarantee the quality and originality of my work and grant revisions all along the project. I'm looking forward to working with you. I appreciate your confidence.

About Zeyd B.

Tunisian storyteller

About Marwen H.

Marwen started editing at the age of 21 yo as a senior editor right after his graduation from Cinema School of Tunis (ISAMM) in 2013 with the feature creative documentary "The black memory" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAxMji2acq0&t=43s and since that he has worked as a senior editor on 19 projects as ; 4 feature documentaries, 1 feature docudrama, 4 short documentaries, One documentary series of 30 episodes, and 10 short fiction two of them received a lot of awards not to mention video clips and publicities. Check his public profile on D-World for more samples and credits including IMDB https://www.d-word.com/people/ElHechkel He also made many workshops for elders, youth and kids with many NGOs like DW (Deutsche Welle), Alkhatt, MediaHub..etc And he worked for 3 different universities as an editing trainer. Editing, for Marwen, is not just technical work. Editing is much more a story telling with frames including dramaturgy, psychology, emotions, rhythms, involvement of the audience and more. He led a lot of projects, especially documentaries to their best with both senior and young filmmakers when sometimes no script or story line is written. So his job as editor is much more on papers and boards about the structure, the intentions as well as the point of view.