Kenyatta/Golf Course, Nairobi, Kenya
3 reviews$350 - $1500 / Day
I am a freelance Producer, Director, Cinematographer based out of Nairobi Kenya with several years of field experience. I have worked across Africa and the Middle East for organizations such as CNN, BBC, WFP, WRI, WashPost, FAO, Al Jazeera, Shell International, MTN, Samaritan's Purse, Right To Play, TRT World among others. My projects include Feature Docs, Informercials, Documentaries, TV Commercials and News as well as Live Streams for the United Nations. My focus countries, and from which i have done several projects include Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Lesotho, South Africa, DRC, Zambia, South Sudan, Algeria and Malawi. I specialize in Documentaries, Live Events, Informercials and Quick Turnaround jobs.
Produced for World Resources Institute (WRI)
Priceless Planet Coalition is working with Conservation International and World Resources Institute to restore essential forests across the globe, including Kenya.
Produced for Global EverGreening Alliance
Climate Asset Management and the Global EverGreening Alliance announce a partnership to deliver a landmark project $150 million nature based carbon programme in Africa.
Produced for FAO
The Nile Perch fish harvested by vulnerable fishermen on Kenya's Lake Turkana has long been processed into fish fillets, but the skin was largely discarded. Now that fish skin is being processed into fish leather in a factory in Kitale, leading to greater earnings for the fisherfolk and the villagers who process the leather. The leather was transformed into outfits and fashion accessories by Kenyan fashion designers and displayed on the runways in Nairobi during the Blue Economy Conference's Blue Fashion Show co-organized by FAO to promote the Fashion for Blue Growth.
Produced for TRT World
Millions of people in Kenya will vote on Tuesday for a new President, lawmakers and local authorities. They are hoping that the new leaders will fight corruption and stem the rising cost of living. Many say they are also concerned about the state of their democracy.
Produced for The Washington Post
More than a century after British colonialist officers in Kenya "confiscated" their sacred ngadji drum, the Pokomo people are fighting for it's return from the British Museum in London.
Produced for TRT World News
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