Dakar, Senegal
4 reviews$350 - $900 / Day
Request QuoteSELIM HARBI: Transmedia storyteller, videographer, cinematographer, and award-wining director graduated Bachelor of Art in Audiovisual Media at Beuth University of applied sciences in Berlin. Focused on contemporary African and human displacement issues. With good ground experience and flexibility with a special fair for tech-trends and experimentation, he is a sensitive and all-rounded shooter, as he is perpetually developing new generative media concepts and cutting-edge projects.
November • 2021
Sélim was a pleasure to work with. He was punctual, flexible, and communicative throughout our time working together. He was able to meet the demands of an intensive, sensitive project with understanding, compassion, and patience. He is highly talented and I would highly recommend him for future projects, and I look forward to potentially working with him again in the future.
December • 2017
Selim is creative and open minded to exploring experiences. He joined our team as a 360 shooter, and was a pleasure to work with!
786 years ago, the first African came to India. Mubarak Al Nubi aka Baba Ghor came from the Nubian region, after a dream he had, he commissioned himself to spread Islam. An epic journey where reality and fiction melting into an incredible story. Living in northern India, the Siddi community is estimated at around 50k. From Missionaries to Slaves their status changed several times as the political Indian environment involved. Today, almost absent from the official Indian narrative, those Afro-Indians are an alive testimony of an untold chapter of the History.
In the Vila Nova suburb of Cape Verde’s capital Praia, Neguinho walks daily in the streets moving from one neighbourhood to the other attracting a large following of youth and children and commanding unmatched respect. He is a man on a larger than life mission. That of connecting tens of thousands of Cape Verdeans to their complicated and controversial past and heritage, a topic that evokes a cocktail of emotions with every sunrise. It is the story of a person tied to the yoke of ancient slavery
Produced for Music In Africa
This video is part of the Music In Africa Foundation’s Instrument Building and Repair (IBR) project. The overarching objective of the project is to encourage the formalization and professionalization of instrument making and repair in Africa, especially in relation to indigenous African instruments. This project has enabled the Foundation to train young people to make instruments while providing online tutorials to a wider audience across the continent. The program also includes performances and public dialogues around African instruments.
Produced for Music In Africa
This video is part of the Music In Africa Foundation’s Instrument Building and Repair (IBR) project. The overarching objective of the project is to encourage the formalization and professionalization of instrument making and repair in Africa, especially in relation to indigenous African instruments. This project has enabled the Foundation to train young people to make instruments while providing online tutorials to a wider audience across the continent. The program also includes performances and public dialogues around African instruments.
Herding communities face an uncertain future: Pasturelands will see big changes due to climate disruption. Livestock herders could be forced to embrace not only new routes but also new ways of life. Project: Africa Climate Mobility Initiative Funded by: UN / OIM / African Union / Global Center for Climate Mobility/ World Bank
Amine, young Tunisian, spent one year in jail just for smoking a joint, it changed his life...Drug use in Tunisia is on the rise, especially among youths. In a society undergoing great change, many see Zatla (cannabis) as representing an aspect of the struggle for freedom.
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