San Diego, CA, USA
$30 - $50 / Day
Peter is an award winning documentary filmmaker. Over the course of his career, he has made over 8 short films which include Fish on Fire, Te’la, My kabukabu lief, Concrete under water, Golden Hill etc . His work has been featured in some film festivals around the world. His latest work Breaking was featured at the 2020 edition of the Silcon Valley Africa Film Festival (SVAFF). He has also freelanced as a DP on a number of Nigerian reality TV shows, music videos and BBC documentary series SO YOU THINK YOU CAN FARM (SYTYCF) 1n 2019. Peter has a keen interest in documenting the lives of ordinary, every-day people who are often overlooked by society but who have testimonies that inspire. He takes inspiration from other documentary makers who include John Rowe, Emmanuel Lubezeki. Peter studied Cinematography at The Pencil FIlm and Television Institute and also has a BA in Business Studies from Lagos State Polytechnic. Peter was one of 10 people representing Nigeria at Akoma Amplify Fellowship (2017) for Africa’s storytellers and content creators and was selected as one of the 16 filmmakers invited for the Global Short Documentary Forum 2018 (GSDF) by ONE WORLD MEDIA in London.
short story on a young female college student that had to adjust to her college switching from in person to online learning for the rest of 2020. As an architecture major, hands-on lectures are critical for her degree. Yet she is trying to navigate through this. #covid19 #documentary
This is a short story of a young man that came from the northern part of Nigeria and migrated to Lagos state, one of the fastest growing city in Africa for a better future
In a country where 67% of children are raised in single parent households and 80% of the prisoner population were raised in the absence of a positive male role-model, a group of brave men step in to help raise Better Men.
Amber Schnitzius is a ceramic artist that gets her hand dirty with clay to create beautiful pieces, teaching people to disconnect from stress of their everyday life, to reconnect others to their roots as makers, to encourage and inspire interactions with clay. She derives joy in sharing her craft with people, and she is adding value to her community and the city of San Diego.
A compelling and thoughtful documentary, sharing an African American military veterans journey through Nigeria's Badagry slave port. Coined, "The Point of No Return," walking through the same path of his ancestors
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