Burundi
$500 - $1500 / Day
Since 2005, I learned editing with AVID software and I work for 3 years at Burundi National Radio and Television (RTNB) as Editor. 2008 I start working we humanitarian with ADRA Denmark Burundi; i was in charge of producing a radio program. But radio program wasn't enough for me; in 2009; I start to work as freelance in producing video especially documentaries and I begin my own company AMIZERO PICTURES. In 2012-2013 I studied cinema directing in CANADA (cinecours.com) in order to become a professional DIRECTOR. Til now I have produce many documentaries and other videos. You may check at my website www.amizero.tv even if is still underconstuction. I am capable to Direct, to Shoot; Edit and graphic design but I like also work in team if necessary. Along side; I have also other skills in computer. Nowadays; I am learning 3Ds max.
Produced for UNFPA
The documentary is about Fistula in Burundi. Fistula is one of the problems connected with the reproductive health. That pathology affects the women health not only on the physical level but also on the psychological level. That disease is considered by many people as a shameful disease because patients who suffer from it urinate persistently. But it is a disease which can be medically treated
In Imbo region, people use river water and they sick from many desease. is in this regard BIRATURABA bring to a village clean water.
Since 2013, Burundian refugees was forced back from Tanzania. This forced repatriation is affecting women, children, the elderly. More than 42 585 people split into more or less 6 431 households have undergone this terrible expulsion. Red Cross of Burundi helps them to reach their home. we show how difficult is for some who doesn't know where are their homeland to live.
At the end of war, a country need to rebuild and to be developed. since 2002 ADRA Burundi help more the Burundi Government to rehabilitate and to implement development program. Video shows the realization of from to ADRA Denmark to ADRA Burundi
Produced for World Resources Institute (WRI)
The Ruzizi Basin, which covers a total surface area of and 6,057 km², is a uniquely valuable landscape. Rich in ecosystems and biodiversity, it provides key services to the region and serves as an important pillar of economic development in the basin states, namely Burundi, DRC, and Rwanda. However, for many years, this basin has known degradation that has negatively affected the livelihoods of surrounding communities and the development of the countries. This 30-year initiative seeks to reverse the trend through restoring Rusizi landscape for resilient people and development. The success requires all stakeholders’ contributions.
Produced for UNICEF
Over the past three years, thanks to the financial support of Global Partnership for Education (GPE) to UNICEF in Burundi, 173 classrooms have been built for more than 10,000 children. See what has changed in Nadège and Kenny's lives
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