Abuja, Nigeria
3 reviews$500 - $1000 / Day
For 15 years I, together with supports from team members, have been using my multimedia skills (a combination of texts, sounds, photographs and videos) and language arts (writing, speaking, listening and reading), to train teachable minds, as well as communicate development issues and corporate organisational goals, through feature news and photo reports, documentary films, news videos, broadcast and film scripts, technical reports writing, book and film editing, alongside academic course developments, which are all geared towards advancing our global community. My communication multi-skills have earned me consultancy, contract, full-time and freelancing job roles with local and foreign organisations, which include Ruptly TV (Germany), Upskill Digital (the UK), WAZAonline—formerly Radio Netherlands Worldwide (the Netherlands); Texas A & M University (USA), Brian Leith Productions (the UK), HD/ SydsvenskanKultur (Sweden); the French Research Institute in Nigeria, and Distance Learning Centre of the University of Ibadan (Nigeria). My ultimate goal is to create global digital platforms where children, teenagers and adults can use multimedia elements, not only to acquire both educational and news related contents, but to explore general activities of life.
November • 2022
Working with Immanuel was fantastic. A very good eye for photojournalism, extreme care in handling delicate subjects, excellent communication skills and just all around guarantees a project is in safe hands. An extremely recommended professional to work with.
Produced for Osenter Info. Tech.
A short educational video
Produced for Ruptly
Nigerian metal sculpture Abino Akporode Collins creates artwork using cutlery, as seen in his workshop in Lagos on Thursday. Collins uses spoons and forks to make intricate designs.
Produced for AFP
Residents wade through flooded streets and displaced people dry their clothes on a grassy bank as heavy rains ravage the southeastern state of Anambra in Nigeria's worst floods in a decade. Seventy-six people died when a boat there capsized last Friday during flooding of the Niger River. About 500 people have died and 1.4 million others have been displaced from their homes since the start of the rainy season.
Produced for BBC
Mary Igbazua’s work lies at the intersection of innovation, justice, reconciliation, rebuilding, and the restoration of livelihoods. She led the launch of the Northeast Makeathon Challenge, an initiative meant to crowd-source homegrown, innovative solutions to the humanitarian challenges faced in the Northeast.
Produced for Conflict and Development, Texas A&M University, U.S.A. (Kindly note, Kelly is no longer with the University)
Trailer of my documentary film mixed with photo stories, but produced by Texas A and M University, U.S.A.
Produced for MMCC Group
A short docu-film project, though unpublished, about housing challenges faced by low and income earners in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria
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