Nairobi, Kenya
$450 - $600 / Day
I am a lighting camera person and editor with over 23 years of experience in the Film industry producing documentaries on women and youth empowerment, health & safety, agriculture, climate change and conservation among many other genres. I am more of a "preditor" and therefore possess the knowledge and ability to work through all the stages of the production process from conceptualization to the final outputs. Over the years, l’ve had the privilege of working with several local and international organizations dealing in social, health and economic empowerment which include: GIZ-Kenya, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Catholic Relief Services, DNDi (Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative), US centre for disease control (CDC) MGIC (Maryland Global Initiatives Corporation), Kenya Human Rights Commission and Transparency International to name a few. I cover the Africa region and therefore i've worked in several countries outside Kenya including Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Sudan, Ivory coast, Ghana just to mention a few. I own high-end HD cameras (Canon C100 with a wide range of lenses, Canon 5D mark ii & Sony PXW 150 and got an unlimited access to a Sony PMW F3. I own documentary lighting and sound equipment as well as a fully fledged final cut pro x edit suite that makes it easier for me to work off client’s site if need be. I have great networks within the region and therefore got access to a lot of top class acquisition tools and support.
Produced for Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association.
Conservancy Rangers in Kenya are an important resource in minimising wildlife threats in the National Wildlife Conservation and Management Strategy. KWCA in partnership with Kenya Wildlife Service is working to improve the working conditions of rangers and to ensure their capacity is enhanced to effectively carryout their duties.
With local communities at the centre, IWRAP was developed as a uniquely modelled public-private-people (PPP) partnership aimed at developing local capacity and leveraging recent Information Technological advances and management interventions to promote best water resources management and sustainable development within the lake Naivasha basin.
The LARC approach serves as an antidote to siloed HIV patient care by streamlining collaboration between the laboratory-clinic interface. Through the LARC initiative, a health system is better positioned to ensure that high quality clinical procedures are established and maintained, thereby leading to a stronger health systems and the delivery of high quality care
A story of a Kenyan human rights defender, who was a finalist for the 2014 Front Line Defenders Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk.
Designshop on the Data Revolution & African Development Data, held in Nairobi on 19-20 January 2015 with support from The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation
Education Lab "No Future Without Education" - Nairobi, Kenya Germany-Alumni for Sustainable Development Goals, SDG 4
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