Nairobi, Kenya
$300 - $1400 / Day
Mr. Kurgat is a young Kenyan journalist and communications professional. He has worked as a TV producer,Video journalist and video editor for 5 years with different radio and television media houses. He started his career at the Eldoret based Sayare Radio and TV Network as a video journalist and editor where he used to gather news stories, scripting and also help in video editing. Due to his exemplary work, he was promoted to head Television news production department where he enabled production of quality news bulletin and introduction of other TV programs. A good journalist endeavors to bring the qualities of creativity, technological understanding in the daily tasks of collaborating to bring stories to life on the screen and these are characteristics of Mr. Kurgat. He handles a number of duties ranging from scripting, video shooting and editing for Television. He is conversant with Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro for video-editing and Cool Edit/Adobe audition for audio editing. He trained and graduated with Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication from Nairobi Aviation College. He would like hunt for Environmental,Health, Politics and Human Rights stories.
Gatoto School has impacted positively Mukuru Kwa Reuben Slum. The School provides a conducive learning environment for students from the slum and feeds them at least 2 meals a day to students. It also support parents living with HIV Aids with food.
Gatoto Integrated Development Programme (GIDP) is a Kenyan registered NGO with the mandate to deliver high quality educational interventions at primary and post primary level through partnerships with schools. Gatoto provides high-quality holistic education at low cost to the children of the Mukuru kwa Reuben slum of Nairobi, Kenya. The school also provides HIV/AIDS education to reduce the spread of this crippling disease, as well as getting its students involved in community service.
Over 1000 youth and teenage mothers from Kibera slum have benefitted from Skill Up training program offered by Watoto Wa Lwanga organisation. The skill Up program is funded by Welt Hunger Hilfe - one of Germany's biggest private organisations for development and humanitarian aid .
Video
Audio
Miscellaneous
Production Support
Post Production
Miscellaneous