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Request QuoteWith a diverse and accomplished career, I specialize as a Director of Photography (DP), cinematographer, video journalist, and video editor. My expertise spans documentary production, news coverage, storytelling, interview techniques, lighting, and crew management. In my recent freelance roles, I have worked with leading broadcasters and networks, including: Freelance Camera Operator, BBC News Freelance Videographer/Video Journalist, Channel 4 News Freelance DOP/Filmmaker, VICE News I have successfully contributed to live-coverage productions across sports, conferences, and politics. Key Achievements: 2021 Emmy Award Nominee (Kids Factual Category) for My Life: Picture Perfect 2022 BAFTA Award Nominee for News Coverage as part of the #BlackToFront team, Channel 4 News 2024 Telly Award Silver Winner in Documentary: Short Form (Under 40 Minutes) — Non-Broadcast. Film Title: Waiting for 'The White Water' www.scientificamerican.com/video/waiting-for-the-white-water
Produced for The Economist
Nigeria's youth are fighting for a better, cleaner government. What can this political awakening tell us about the state of democracy across Africa?
Produced for BBC AFRICA
Through a tradition called "money marriage", some young girls are being used as currency in a type of modern slavery among southern Nigeria's Becheve community. Children are sold to men as old as 90 to settle debts or as a form of payment. Video producers: Franklin Adegbie, Stephanie Hegarty and Mayeni Jones
Produced for BBC News
Nigeria's star shot-putter Lauritta Onye talks to BBC Sport Africa about her rise to Paralympic gold and stardom.
Produced for HP
The #HPIDEA story; showcased at #bett2022 for the first time. Thank you Mirai Partners and Intel Corporation for your collaboration.
Produced for CHANNEL4 News
These young, queer, Nigerian activists are fighting for their freedoms in a country that doesn’t want them to exist.
Produced for ITN
The continent of Africa is on the frontline of the climate emergency, but all too often it has the quietest voice at the table when pressing for global changes. In Nigeria, climate change is now an everyday reality for the most populous country on the continent. Rising sea levels and more frequent heavy storms are washing away whole communities and taking with it the hope and dreams of a generation. While desertification is forcing people to leave their homes. We visited Alpha Beach, just south of Lagos, to see how people are fighting to keep their homes. Producer: Ashionye Ogene Filmed by Franklin Adegbie
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