Nairobi, Kenya
$300 - $500 / Day
I am a seasoned Field Producer,Fixer/ Photographer in Kenya with 10+ years’ experience creating and managing high-profile Documentary films, TVC & Photography. I have worked with numerous a-list Producers , talented Directors & Photographers from different parts of the World with big and small budgets . My ability to problem solve, think clearly in difficult situations and continually pull off the impossible make me an invaluable team player.
Produced for The Economist
Mangrove forests are vital for the health of the planet, but they're rapidly disappearing. Meet the the pioneering scientists who are harnessing the hidden power of mangroves to help tackle climate change.
Produced for Lonelyleap
red. media is unveiling an exclusive investigation into the ongoing crimes perpetrated by Britain’s military in Kenya—the largest such presence in Africa. Echoes of Empire: British Neocolonialism in Kenya, exposes the British military’s attempts to conceal alleged sex crimes and murder by its troops, along with declassified documents that meticulously detail shocking evidence of torture and rape during the era of British colonial rule.
red. media is unveiling an exclusive investigation into the ongoing crimes perpetrated by Britain’s military in Kenya—the largest such presence in Africa. Echoes of Empire: British Neocolonialism in Kenya, exposes the British military’s attempts to conceal alleged sex crimes and murder by its troops, along with declassified documents that meticulously detail shocking evidence of torture and rape during the era of British colonial rule.
In the footsteps of Ibn Battuta is an artistic exploratory project that re-enacts the legendary 14th century traveler's journey of Ibn Battuta. Just like the famous explorer Ibn Battuta, the project aims to map the diversity of Islamic Cultures today.
Produced for Al Jazeera English - Digital
Google, WeChat, Facebook, Huawei and many other American and Chinese tech companies are racing to partner with governments across Africa and Asia, building telecom and tech infrastructure, ‘connecting the unconnected’ and making mobile technology much more affordable. But in the process, are they building data empires and colonising the internet?
Nelly Tsindori, a mother in Kenya, was devastated when she learned she was HIV-positive. Luckily, she connected with a PEPFAR-supported clinic and got the lifesaving treatment she needed – one of more than 14 million people who have with PEPFAR’s assistance. Also thanks to PEPFAR, her daughter was one of the more than 2.2 million babies to be born HIV-free to an HIV-positive mother. For more than 15 years, PEPFAR has been transforming the global HIV/AIDS response.
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