November • 2015
Phillip came through for us with some very last minute arrangements for an on-camera interview on a tight deadline.
Leisure Bay, Port Edward, 4278, South Africa
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Request QuotePhillip Lennon is one of South Africa’s most experienced documentary producers. What makes him unique is that he works alone. One would think that working solo would impact on the quality of ones work. Not in this case. Winner of the 2009 “Media feather” award for best insert on a magazine program for his insert “A cave called chaos”. Winner of the 2011 and 2012 SAB Environmentalist of the Year merit award in the broadcast category. Official selection Philadelphia Film Festival 2012 “A Planet Weeps” a documentary on the 2010 Pakistan floods. Winner 2014 ATKV Media Veertjie for best news and actuality insert. Winner 2014 SAFTA Award National Geographic Taboo Africa, Creative Director, Produced by Clive Morris Productions. His work has been broadcast on every major channel in South Africa, a variety of central and Eastern European channels as well as Nat Geo Africa. He has conducted interviews across the spectrum, from Govt officials to the man on the street.
November • 2015
Phillip came through for us with some very last minute arrangements for an on-camera interview on a tight deadline.
During the Arab Spring in Libya a small team of dedicated animal welfare workers braved the harsh war environment of Tripoli literally hours after Gaddaffi's compound was destroyed. Their mission was to assess the state of traumatised animals in Tripoli zoo and help these animals in what ever way they could.
"A Planet Weeps" was included in the Official Selection of the 2011 Philadelphia Documentary & Fiction Festival. It is the personal account of producer Phillip Lennon as he joined international welfare organisation Four Paws during the devastating floods that ravaged Pakistan in 2010. Amazingly Phillip produced, directed, filmed, presented and edited this Film with no assistant at his side.
A look at the disaster that hit the animals involved in the tourist trade around the pyramids of Giza during the Arab Spring on the January 25th revolution in Egypt.
Abattoir killing verses traditional killing of livestock in South Africa.Produced for the longest running environmental television program in South Africa's television history "5050". This short film examines this controversial topic.
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