Discover Top Freelancers in Nairobi, Kenya

I am a digital video journalist working with an international news outlet in East Africa. I am also a video producer with a demonstrated track record of coming up with some of the best performing digital videos for BBC News & BBC Africa digital platforms. I have been at the forefront in producing digital videos using different formats i.e Horizontal (for website), vertical (For news apps and apple news) and square (for social platforms). Examples of the digital videos I have produced, filmed and edited; 1. Scleroderma activist Farah Khaleck: 'I used to be scared looking in the mirror' .., https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-47364533/scleroderma-activist-farah-khaleck-i-used-to-be-scared-looking-in-the-mirror 2. Model Ikran Omar on the challenges of wearing a hijab on the catwalk https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-46867721/model-ikran-omar-on-the-challenges-of-wearing-a-hijab-on-the-catwalk 3. Why this teacher wears a school uniform - https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-44569457/why-this-kenyan-teacher-wears-a-school-uniform 4. 'I spread happiness in prisons' - https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-44645018/yoga-teacher-aims-to-help-kenyan-women-behind-bars 5. Girl on Fire: Kenya schoolgirl's Alicia Keys cover becomes viral hit - https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-44528464/girl-on-fire-kenya-schoolgirl-s-alicia-keys-cover-becomes-viral-hit

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Corporate Videographer
• Drone Operator
• Fixer
• Field Producer
• TV News Producer
• Translator
• Video Editor - News
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• Creative Director
• Reporter / Journalist

One Vibe Films is a collaborative filmmaking entrepreneurship creating projects for a diverse range of clients while mentoring budding filmmakers and entrepreneurs in Kisumu, Kenya. One Vibe Films consists of young and talented African filmmakers using professional camera equipment with aerial and camera stabilization gear. One Vibe Films owns production studio space built for your creative needs with full-time committed in-house professionals. One Vibe Films captures aerial and standard HD films, and ensures that editing, post production; color grading, and sound sweetening meet your needs. Our network includes renowned filmmakers and directors from JKoe Photography Langston, The Recording Academy and Zaki Rose in Seattle, Washington to Krushal Entertainment and What's Good Network in Nairobi. Our past projects include music videos for Sauti Sol, Blitz the Ambassador, Nazizi, Shamir, Yirim Seck among others. We’ve also produced short documentaries including Madaraka The Documentary, Africa Premier of The Black Panther, Kisumu Fish Fiesta and Kit Mikayi – Aerial Film.

• Documentary DP
• Creative Director
• Production Company
• Drone Operator
• Field Producer
• Translator
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Motion Graphics Designer
• Music Composer
• Sound Designer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Audio Storyteller
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Commercial DP
• Fixer
• TV News Producer
• Production Assistant
• Sound Mixer
• Gaffer
• Grip
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• HD Live Operator
• Full-Service Live Production
• Immersive/Spatial Video Capture

I'm a director, editor and cinematographer specializing in short and feature films and an expert television show, documentary and advertisement maker. I graduated from the prestigious Mohamed Amin film school in Nairobi, Kenya after quitting medical school to pursue my dream of becoming a filmmaker. I'm the Co-founder of BlackRhino VR which is among the first virtual reality production companies in East Africa that specializes in cinematic vr and immersive story telling. My education qualification is as follows; 2009-2010, 2010-2011- Post Graduate advanced Higher Diploma, The Mohamed Amin Foundation -2008- 2009- Bachelor of Science, Physiology University Of Nairobi. 2003-2008- MbChB (Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery) University Of Nairobi Medical School. I have extensive work experience on several projects including; 2017 - VR content creator- UNICEF Health and Nutrition, Videographer/ Editor – UNICEF WASH videos. 2016 - Videographer/ Editor Weetabix EA CSR documentary,Videographer/ Editor Beiersdorf CEWA conference documentary, Videographer/ Editor HOPE Eternity testimonial video series,VR content creator - Greenlight Planet, VR content creator - PRC Kikopey Ridge VR campaign, VR Content creator - Vivo energy Kenya, Videographer/ Editor UNICEF Public Service Announcements and documentary video. 2015 - Videographer/Editor- Coca-Cola CSR documentary, Videographer/ content creator- BLAZE VR campaign, Director/Videographer/ Editor- Intel ‘Joe Ludago’ documentary, Director/Videographer/ Editor- ‘The King’s Men’ TV filler Editor- Care For AIDS documentary, Videographer/Editor- Nivea Mother’s day campaign, Cameraman/Editor- USAID ‘Nafaka’ documentary Editor- Hope Africa documentary, Editor- Abide documentary 2014 - Director- “Pika Chakula” TV Show, Director/Videographer/Editor Coca- Cola marketing documentary, Director/Videographer/Editor Intel ‘STEM’ documentary, Consultant documentarian UNICEF Kenya, Videographer/ Editor- UNICEF IPV Vaccination campaign in Dadaab, Kenya, Videographer/ Director- “The Medical Minute” TV Show, Videographer/ Director- The Raw Sessions- Zuku” -TV Show. I'm passionate about amplifying the voices of those who are often unheard, particularly Africa’s most vulnerable that will inspire change and improve peoples’ lives through the power of virtual reality and video.

• Immersive/Spatial Video Capture
• Commercial DP
• Video Editor - Commercial
• VR / AR

Sam Wolson, is an immersive film director and photographer with editorial partners including National Geographic and The New York Times. He grew up on a flower farm in the suburbs of Detroit Michigan and is currently based out of Berlin, Germany. In 2017 he co-directed the VR film We Who Remain, which was the first character-driven VR film shot in an active war zone -- in the Nuba mountains of Sudan. It premiered at SXSW, won best VR film at SIFF and was a co-production between The New York Times, AJ+, and ARTE. Wolson also received a Google Jump Start camera grant in 2017 to work on a long-term project exploring the aftermath of the nuclear disaster in Fukushima Japan. Over the course of 2017 Wolson also shot several projects for the New York Times Daily 360 project. In 2018 he worked on a four part VR series for National Geographic on the Okavango Delta called the Okavango Experience which documented a group of conservationist on an expedition canoeing across the Okavango Delta in Botswana. In 2019 he was part of teams that received a National Geographic Society grant entitled Documenting Human Migrations and a Journalism 360 Night Foundation grant for immersive journalism exploring the use of field deployable volumetric video. In 2020 his documentary project about Fukushima premiered at Sundance.

• Documentary DP
• Sound Mixer
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Commercial DP
• Video Editor - News
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• VR / AR
• Fixer
• Metaverse

Henry has been a prolific DOP for the last 14 years and has been involved in various productions as a Director of photography, cinematographer, Sound producer, editor illustrator and a film trainer with different production companies & NGOs (Blue-sky film, Mojo production, Sound & Pictures, Mistiere cinema italia, RAI TV Italia, Mnet Italia, AMREF, CKL Africa & FilmAid International). Henry has traveled extensively with the film, leading discussions at festivals and running workshops at at conferences and community level groups. In 2013 Henry co-launched a multi-media production company (Different Perspective). He is a former media training consultant at AMREF & FilmAid International. Henry holds a Diploma in Graphic Design & Advertising from BIFA School of Design and a Diploma in in Film and Television production from Stitching FLL school in Netherlands, Maisha Film docu annual lab in Uganda and Mestiere cinema school in Italy.

• Graphic Designer
• Documentary DP
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Translator
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Landscape Photographer
• Corporate Videographer
• Illustrator
• Storyboard Artist

Steve is a humanitarian documentary photographer who has traveled throughout Africa as part of his work. He has documented the human spirit's resiliency and strength in the face of hardship. He is passionate about using photography to tell the stories of people and communities that are frequently marginalized and ignored in an effort to spread awareness and spur action on problems like poverty, health, education, and human rights. While volunteering with local organizations in Africa, Steve developed a passion for humanitarian work that compelled him to use photography and filmmaking for social change. Since then, he has collaborated with numerous NGOs and humanitarian groups, recording their initiatives to better the lives of those in need. Steve is dedicated to producing pictures that are both powerful narrative tools and agents of constructive change. Steve has experience working with various institutions, such as Amref; Y-ACT, Youth PowerHub, Flying Doctors NL, Pathfinder International, USAID, Trentino Volley, and Kenya Red Cross. His expertise is in communication and video editing, and he has worked abroad in the following countries; Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Zambia, Angola, South Sudan, and Italy. Steve always seeks new opportunities to collaborate with individuals and organizations who share his passion for humanitarianism and storytelling.

• Documentary DP
• Corporate Videographer
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Portrait Photographer
• Event Photographer
• Commercial DP

Independent producer and television reporter based in Nairobi. Currently running an independent television company under name CHAMS Media. I have over 20 years experience in television production and reporting in Kenya and beyond. I am 48 years old. Good writing skills. Good network and contacts in Kenya and Africa at large. I have worked before with Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Kenya Television Network and Citizen TV in Kenya. I have been on fellowship and exchange programs at CNN headquarters in Atlanta and Voice of America in Washington DC. I hold a masters degree in Politics and the Mass Media from The University of Liverpool, a post Graduate Diploma in Journalism from the University of Nairobi - Kenya and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Sciences from Moi University - Kenya. I have produced several human interest stories as a freelancer that have been running on KTN News Channel

• Documentary DP
• Production Company
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Fixer
• Field Producer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Copywriter
• Production Assistant

I am a freelance Kenyan Cinematographer and Director, with filmmaking experience in the Eastern and Southern Africa region. My passion lies in storytelling and crafting visceral pictures that are not only exhilarating but relatable, through images that the eye can capture and immortalise. This has been as a result of years of perfecting my craft pushing the boundaries in uniqueness and creativity. I have worked with different producers to execute projects across multiple locations, meeting different needs with the overall goal of storytelling being achieved through my efficiency and professionalism. My projects range from Documentaries, TV commercials and brand films to short films and feature films. I have worked through production houses such as Zero Point Zero Productions-New York, Zeleman Productions- Ethiopia, YCF Productions-Zambia, Docubox-Kenya, Freestyle Media-Kenya, Quite Bright Films-Kenya, One Fine Day Films, Ginger Ink-Kenya, Lightbox Entertainment Africa-Kenya, Protel Studios-Kenya, Creative Hub-Kenya among others. I have also been privileged to train under renowned filmmakers, such as D.P Volker Tittel-Germany, award-winning Documentary Filmmaker Gabriel Diamond, Documentary Filmmaker Brett Bittner-U.S.A and Assistant Camera Jana Fitzner (Arri-Germany). The experiences and recommendations from these filmmakers have propelled me to greater heights at a young age, soaking in many lessons and techniques in working fast and delivering quality. I am comfortable handling all aspects of production (lighting, sound, interviewing) whether working as a person band or as part of a larger crew. I am conversant with different shooting codecs and can manage multiple camera setups. I have access to a wide range of gear (Camera & Sound) and have good mastery in the use of the; Sony FX9, Sony FS7, Sony FS5, Sony A7Sii, Canon C-Series, Black Magic Cameras, among other smaller range DSLR setups. In addition to the gear, I have access to great interview accessories such as the EyeDirect that guarantees eye-contact and a deeper connection with the audience. I have excellent command of written and spoken English. I am also conversant with the local languages in Kenya (Swahili), Ethiopia (Amharic) and Zambia (Nyanja). My desires are now geared towards opportunities that will convert my dynamic body of work from stories and adventures spread out all over Africa into work that you can be proud of as a client.

• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Creative Director
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Commercial DP
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Product Photographer
• Immersive/Spatial Video Capture
• Production Company
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• News Shooter / Video Journalist

Core: Cinematographer | D.O.P | Editor. | Periphery: Directing, producing, scripting, lighting & sound. | Fascination: Fixing filming logistics anywhere in Africa. | Work: 3 Pan African TV shows, over a hundred episodes across Africa, dozens of documentaries and featurettes, live matches as director among other special production projects. | Specialization: Documentary magazine, short film, commercials, and documentary work. | Toys: Canon DSLR - Cinema, Osmo series, Sony PMW & FS line, ENG, drone, black magic, FCPX, a.o. | Playground: Africa & aspiring... | Former projects involved: Kwese, NBA, SABC, SAA, UN, IHA, Emirates, Rapid Blue, Leo Burnett, a.o. | Current project: Content towards Climate Change awareness in Africa. Now fund-raising. | Homework: Underwater cinematography. | Work ethic: Serious. | The man: Spouse to 1, Father to 2 (5 & incoming) pass time... motorcycles.

• Documentary DP
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Creative Director
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Fixer
• Sound Mixer
• Drone Operator
• Field Producer
• Commercial DP
• Production Coordinator / Crewing

Elphas Ngugi is a multi-skilled Kenyan-based filmmaker and photographer with a strong background in journalism and documentary storytelling. With 10 years of experience in the media and communications industry - specializing in editorial, developmental, and humanitarian-oriented short-form visual storytelling, and case studies collection for broadcast, communications, advocacy, and fundraising campaigns. Elphas is a trained communications professional who holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Media Studies from the University of Nairobi and a Technical Diploma in Marketing Management. He has international field experience with diverse organizations and environments, with some of the countries he has worked in including Bahrain, Benin, Burundi, Central African Republic (CAR), Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia & Zimbabwe.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Field Producer
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• TV News Producer
• Production Assistant
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Documentary DP
• Corporate Videographer
• Fixer
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary

My name is Elijah Kanyi, a Filmmaker. Born and bred in Mathare Slum, one of the biggest slums in East Africa, I have learnt many life lessons and witnessed so many injustices. Being born in a slum is like being born in the wild; life there is a classic case of survival for the fittest. I have seen it all. One of the best things i have gotten from Mathare are good friends who have helped raise my life's standards, reminded me of my essential purpose and challenged me to be the best version of myself. I am who i am today because they give me the courage and confidence to tell their stories through the lens- a cameraman. My biggest motivation for taking this line of work came from what the media aired about Mathare. There were many stories to be told but the slum residents did not trust the reporters because they were strangers to them. As a resident of Mathare Slum, it is easier for me to source for stories ranging from corruption in the constituency development fund to robbery and police brutality. I have gained the trust of the residents and they call upon me to air their grievances and hardships.

• Production Company
• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Fixer
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Field Producer
• TV News Producer

Director, cameraman and colourist Joan Poggio hails from Cali, Colombia, the “salsa capital” of the world. Instead of dancing, he gravitated towards visual story telling by writing and drawing comic books at an early age, and later on by making short films with his friends. In 2000, he graduated from Colombian University Unitec, where he wrote a thesis about the Future of Digital Cinema, in spite of loving film and having shot on 16mm at length. After a short stint in the advertising world, Joan soon joined Explora Films in Bogotá as editor of “Southern Wings”, a documentary about the aviation history of Latin America for Discovery Channel. Over the following years he not only edited but did camerawork and directed in different projects at Explora. In 2004 he traveled to Kenya as associate producer and cameraman for the Animal Planet series “Bacilos Africa”. Having fallen in love with Kenya, Joan moved to Nairobi immediately after finalising and delivering the series in 2005. The following seven years saw Joan work on more than 100 different documentaries and short films for the United Nations, Research Centres and NGOs in Nairobi. Filming around 25 African countries in remote areas with little resources and tight deadlines helped Joan become better at sniffing a good story and shooting quickly and efficiently. Although digital had enabled his work over the years, it was not until 2012, when Joan bought into a cutting edge Red camera package, that he felt he finally had at his fingertips the kind of tools he had foreseen in his University thesis project. These new tools enabled him to work in small crews without having to compromise quality. In 2012 he went back to working on long form documentary for the international market, and also moved on to filming feature films, music videos and television commercials. Since then, most notably he has worked as cinematographer on documentaries dealing with the ivory and rhino horn crisis such as “Gambling on Extinction” and “The Last Animals”; on feature films “Ni Sisi” dealing with the topic of Kenyan post-election violence, and “Watatu” on the radicalization of Muslim youth in Mombasa. For four years he shot “Gun Runners” a film about two warriors from Northern Kenya who trade their AK-47s for running shoes and the Kenyan dream of marathon running. In 2017 he was nominated for Best Cinematography in a Feature Length Documentary for “Gun Runners” by the Canadian Academy of Cinema. His most recent cinematography work on “Silas”, a documentary about a tireless crusader Silas Siakor fighting illegal logging, has just debuted in Toronto International Film Festival. At present Joan is working on the development of several projects as a director/cinematographer. He continues to live in Nairobi with his family and is constantly traveling around Africa and the globe telling unique and exciting stories. He meets each project and its challenges with attention to detail, dedication and excitement.

• Documentary DP
• Commercial DP
• Creative Director
• Production Company
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Fixer
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Production Assistant

I am a TV producer and reporter with appreciable 5 years’ experience. I have worked in local stations and also produced content for international stations. I am a researcher, field producer, logistics planner and script writer. I started my TV career at eNews Channel Africa, Nairobi bureau. eNews Channel Africa is an international media house that broadcasts out of South Africa across the continent and into the United Kingdom. While at the company, I produced news stories for broadcast, coordinated with the editor to initiate new ideas for the videos and shots for the news story and edited the stories. In 2013, I joined Africa 24 media, a TV production house that has been producing the longest TV news magazine show in Africa, “Africa Journal”, as a TV producer and reporter. I have travelled to the East and West of Africa, in quest for African stories and produced feature stories on Politics, Business, Health, human interest features, Science and Technology, Travel, Music and Arts&Culture. These stories are currently being aired on KTN news under the programs, “AFRICA MEANS BUSINESS” and a travel show “ON THE ROAD” Examples of events I have covered include the 2013 presidential elections, the Westgate attack in Nairobi, the 2015 global entrepreneurship summit and US President Obama's Visit in Nairobi, the 2015 Papal visit in Nairobi, the 2015 wildebeest migration in Maasai Mara and Kenya’s 2016 historic ivory burn. I am currently a freelance journalist producing human interest feature stories and documentaries.

• Field Producer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Fixer

I studied at Daystar University and further honed my production skills at the post-production lab of Berlinale talent campus in Germany as well as Maisha Film lab in Uganda. In the past 11 years, I have worked in KBC TV, Video Production companies as well as media NGOs namely GNPI-Africa, FilmAid International, Farm Concern International and most recently, Storyline Network which I co-founded with a fellow producer. In these places I have worked in the capacity of video director, editor, camera operator, script writer, production manager, senior producer and studio manager. I have done productions in various genres including: a feature film, short films, video kits, documentaries, docu-dramas, TV dramas and music videos. I have filmed extensively in various parts of Kenya as well as in Zambia, Uganda, Tanzania, Zanzibar and Germany. I have managed and produced for diverse organizations including; UNESCO, UNHCR, WFP, Population Service Kenya, Tearfund, EPTF, Windletrust, IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies), Refunite, IRC (International Rescue Committee), UBS (United Bible Societies), ICL (I Choose Life), AKCL (All Kids Can Learn - Zambia), HIAS Kenya (Hebrew Immigration Aid Society), Swiss Tropical and Public health institute (Swiss TPH) in different parts of Africa as well as different counties in Kenya. My first feature film, which I co-directed, Unseen Unsung Unforgotten, received 8 nominations and won two awards in the Kalasha Film and TV Awards Festival in Kenya. Most recently, my short film, “Hooded” was nominated for best short film in the 2017 Zanzibar International Film Festivals awards.

• Creative Director
• Field Producer
• Production Company
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Fixer
• Production Assistant

Every writer, every storyteller is a believer in something.. I believe in truth, justice, the power of the human spirit and shared experience. A story of 3 minors defiled by the Bishop’s driver in Sultan Hamud, Makueni County in Kenya, police collaborated with the accused hence justice delayed….featured the story and the law took its course with the minors sponsored by a charity home.. I would tell mum that one day I would report in television and radio which have already done for Radio Maisha and KTN (Kenya Television Network) based in Kenya. Years later trained as a journalist, a diploma holder in journalism and media law. In September 2009 I joined KNA (Kenya News Agency) as an intern, where I specialized in writing. Months later in January 2010 I ventured in to the field of camera work where I correspondent for KTN for over five years. I honed my skills in doing different stories Politics, Health, Entertainment, Sports, Science, Education and features.

• Documentary DP

I possess a Diploma in Mass Communication from the Multi-Media University College of Kenya and over ten years’ experience as a TV Producer. I currently work at Africa Films Network as a Senior Producer and in charge of all content generated by the company. The company is based in Nairobi, Kenya and we concentrate on positive documentaries and feature stories from the African continent. Having produced content from the continent for the last 10 years, I'm well versed in matters concerning Africa. I have previously worked at K24 TV as the Head of the English News Department, at Switch TV as a News Editor and at the Standard Group Limited as a TV Producer where I produced and scripted for a number of shows. Among them is The Entrepreneur show, a weekly show that told inspiring stories on Kenyan entrepreneurs. I was also part of the team that conceptualized and produced Ultimate Challenge the Nomads Edition. A 13 episode programme, we traveled to Marsabit County where we filmed 12 contestants living like nomads. Previously, I worked in the newsroom as a TV Producer where I produced a daily one hour sports show and a business show as well. My past experience includes working as a Senior Producer at Africa24 media. My main job entailed field producing and scripting of African documentaries and feature stories. In this role, I travelled to several African countries and effectively led a team. I started my journalism career by producing a one hour football documentary titled Dandora Youth.

• Creative Director
• Field Producer
• Documentary DP
• Fixer
• TV News Producer
• Production Assistant
• Translator
• Corporate Videographer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Production Company

My name is Edwin Kariuki, a Videographer who produces and edits his stories. I have over ten years experience in journalism and documentary making in sub-saharan Africa region. Gear wise i use Sony XDCAM & Panasonic P2 HD cameras preferred mode is 1080i, for editing i have a Mac book pro installed with Final cut pro editing software and also and iMac 27inch for use when working in the office. I addition to that i also own basic lighting kit and audio kit which consists of a field audio mixer, boom and wireless lapel microphones. I am passionate about telling African stories to the world especially cultural and environmental stories. Sometimes i also do short features on upcoming African entrepreneurs who are making a positive impact in their society. Of late, i have also been interested in people who are coming up with innovations in the science and technology sector. If admitted on the story hunters platform, these and more are the kind of stories i will be hunting for.

• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Fixer
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial

I am Sarah Mwangi a Producer and director by profession. I am a trained award winning and skillful graduate journalist from Kenya. I have directed several stories that have aired on local channels in Kenya in both TV and radio. Some of the stories i have directed have had a remarkable impact in society as the leadership responsible has taken action to bring remedy to the problems highlighted. Other stories have also been entertaining as they showcase diversity and unique cultures for different communities in Kenya. I would like to hunt for stories that promote advocacy and social change as these are the main issues affecting people in the society i live in and also this will help develop a thriving, positive media industry that impacts people for a better Africa. Further i would like to hunt for human interest stories that present the unique Kenyan cultural diversity. Kenya has about 42 tribes and each tribe has a unique culture which is quite interesting. Telling this unique story will present the diversity there is to celebrate and unite the nation.

• Sound Mixer

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.

• Documentary DP
• Sound Mixer
• Video Editor - News
• Fixer
• Drone Operator
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Production Company

One Film Pictures Limited is an audio- visual company with a mission of empowering people, organizations, and leaders to be unstoppable towards achieving their goals. We do this through timeless video, digital media, and creating products and relationships that transform what's possible. The company was founded in the year 2016 and registered in 2020 by its directors David Waronja and Njuguna Ng’ang’a. Having been in operation for more than Five years now, the company has produced award winning films that have seen it get overwhelming recognition both locally and internationally. Some of these films include, Automedic that won My Kenya, my story film festival, Kisima international film festival under the Best short film in Africa category and recently the film won the Best short film in Max 3 Min film festival in Italy. Our film production company is made up of dreamers, calculated risk-takers, marketers, and people that go to fight for your brand. We exist to become the finest and most-respected media company in Kenya.

• Production Company
• Documentary DP
• Corporate Videographer
• Field Producer
• Video Editor - Documentary