Nairobi, Kenya
8 reviews$700 - $1000 / Day
Request QuoteHarrison Thane is an award-winning cinematographer and director who, for the last 10 years, has worked globally, from Europe to Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and South America. He has provided compelling social communications, short films, and brand campaigns for clients in the third and private sectors. Renowned for his consistent work on global social issues, Harrison's films have been recognized at the highest level, with his work being officially selected for two consecutive COP conferences. His film Echoes of Tomorrow notably opened the COP 28 event in 2023, exemplifying his commitment to impactful storytelling.
March • 2020
Harrison is a true professional and I cannot recommend him enough! Few people can tackle an assignment independently they way he did: getting beautiful shots, conducting interviews and working among other media teams with diplomacy and under less than ideal conditions. Thank you Harrison for being wonderful to work with and delivering the goods.
June • 2021
Harrison helped coordinate a shoot with a video crew in Kakuma refugee camp. He understood our needs, communicated well and connected us with a team that were able to produce a professional-level story.
August • 2021
Went above and beyond, totally understood what we were looking for and delivered it. Will be working with him again!
Produced for Nike
“Ni Nyampinga“, Part of the Girl Effect a locally produced Rwandan youth brand, aims at inspiring adolescent girls to reach their full potential and enable them to have self-belief and make good decisions for themselves in pleasurable, interesting and interactive ways.
Produced for TRT World Programs
Produced for TRT
Produced for davis and shirtliff
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Produced for International Rescue Committee
A Somali mother’s journey to access lifesaving care for her son
The Lost Herd: The Return of the Guanacos is a compelling documentary that uncovers the struggle of conservationists, miners, and local communities in the Bolivian highlands, as they grapple with the return of the once extinct guanacos amidst the harsh realities of survival and heritage preservation.
Produced for UNHCR
The documentary was directed by Harrison Thane for a DFID program called SPARK (Support and Protection for Affected Refugees in Kenya) which seeks to integrate refugees into Kenyan society through skills training. The goal of the documentary was to show how these different cultures – refugees and Kenyans – can both benefit from their unique ingenuity and creativity. Harrison and the production team spent 4 months researching and filming the stories with the different communities in Kakuma and Kalobeyei, to capture the true power and potential of the people living both in and around the camp. The refugee production team was able to compellingly push back against stereotypes that create obstacles in the search for solutions.
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