Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
10 reviews$700 - $700 / Day
Request QuoteA digital storyteller working in journalism and film. I have video shooting, producing and editing skills with personal camera kit. I also offer 360 video production and editing with personal kit. I am the co-founder of @OnaStories, an Africa first graphic journalism hub. Have 7 years working with BBC World Service in Tanzania.
November • 2019
Tulanana is a tremendous talent who's done a couple of great projects for us. Even when there were bumps in the road, she communicated with us and worked to get the footage we needed. Not only did she get what we need, but she gave us even more! We look forward to the next project we work with her on!
March • 2020
Tulanana was a pleasure to work with. Great communication and, more importantly, she's a talented DP. Everything went smoothly thanks to her flexibility. We'd be happy to work with her again.
July • 2018
Tulanana was great! Very professional, friendly and provided exactly what I needed for. Would work with her again!
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At the APOPO research center in Morogoro, Tanzania, lab technician Fidelis John trains rodents with powerful snouts to detect tuberculosis (TB) in humans. Using food, socialization and friendship, John’s African Giant Pouched rats learn how to identify fatal TB mycobacterium. The samples that the rats indicate as TB-positive are then confirmed in APOPO's lab using WHO-endorsed methods. APOPO’s army of giant rats with sophisticated sniffers help save human lives every day.
Produced for Atlas Obscura
Getting to the ruins of Kilwa Kisiwani in Tanzania, East Africa is no easy task. But the trek to the island is worth it; Kilwa Kisiwani (“isle of the fish”) was once one of the greatest cities of the Swahili culture. In the 10th century, it made its fortunes by trading the riches of the African interior: gold, ivory, timber, and other valuable treasures. Until the Portuguese showed up in the 16th century, Kilwa Kisiwani was a wealthy and powerful port. Kilwa Kisiwani may be no more, but the standing ruins are spectacular. See the video for a glimpse of the stunning architecture left behind, including the Great Mosque, the oldest standing mosque on the East African coast. Learn more about the history of Kilwa Kisiwani here. https://trib.al/yl4t5az CREDITS: Directed by Chris Naka On Location Director/DOP - Tulanana Bohela Story by Samir Patel Produced by Doug Baldinger Cinematographer - Jonathan Kitundu Co-producer - Ona Stories
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BOOM doesn’t go the rat. In Tanzania, rats are trained to detect landmines leftover from times of political unrest. Unlike humans, a rodents acute sense of smell and lightweight frame allows them to safely detect landmines without triggering an explosion. The army of TNT sniffing African Giant Pouched rats save lives.
Produced for Business Insider
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