London, UK
$250 - $850 / Day
Request QuoteProfile: Sena is an Accra-based fixer, producer and photojournalist from London. For global clients needing assistance in Ghana, she is a top choice recommendation and a compelling storyteller. Services: Specialises in securing locations, contributors and field production for documentaries, news features, books, podcasts, festivals and more. Portfolio: Covers culture, fashion, sport, business, political and environmental (textile waste, plastic and water pollution) narratives, along with research, freelance interviews and human interest stories. Clients: Multimedia projects include work for Netflix [Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy], Wasteland/GQ, Facebook, BBC, DW, The Guardian, RaiTV, AJ Plus, Semafor, Radio Sweden, Grain Media, impact campaigns and various independent outlets. Storytelling Since 2012
Correspondent + Content producer Captured social media and TV interviews; enriching event coverage of the African Games (think, the Olympics of Africa) with behind the scenes insights and human interest stories. Fostering conversation across audiences, platforms and geographies.
Content producer: captured social media and TV interviews; enriching event coverage with behind the scenes insights and human interest stories to foster conversation across audiences, platforms and geographies.
"Every week, 15 million garments move through Kantamanto market, where an estimated 30,000 traders are crammed into just seven claustrophobic acres in Accra". I worked as a Fixer in Ghana, with the GQ Features Editor and Author of his bestselling book 'WASTELAND: The Secret World of Waste and the Urgent Search for a Cleaner Future'. The GQ article credits my BTS images with an excerpt from his book. This project also documented stories of textile, plastic & e-waste sites in and around Accra.
Captured documentary footage and content for print and digital formats. Responsibilities: - Securing locations - Assisting with interviews - Production scheduling - Narrative building - Research. A multi-part news feature. Reporter: Staffan Lindberg Photographer: Magnus Wennman
'Mountains of unsellable clothes pollute waterbodies and transform Accra's landscape with open-air landfills'. Reportage by Fabio Ciafaloni and Daniele Babbo. Documentary footage and content for TV and online formats. Responsibilities: - Visas and permits - Securing locations - Assisting with interviews - Production scheduling - Narrative building - Research
Worked as a local producer and fixer in Ghana alongside National Geographic and Aftonbladet Swedish Photographer, Magnus Wennman. The story covered the first known person to swim 450km along Ghana’s Volta River and the impact of fast fashion on water pollution. More context here: https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/O80XX1/yvette-30-simmar-mot-fast-fashion
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