Shamba Shape Up is a television programme guiding small scale farmers on topics such as improved pest management, irrigation, cattle rearing, poultry keeping, financial education, crop management techniques, in an engaging yet informative way. The Shamba Shape Up team visit a different farm each week in a different area of the country. The team consists of the film crew and a number of experts from partner organizations who specialize in the topics to be covered in the episode. As of 2015, Shamba Shape Up had expanded to Uganda and Tanzania. Shamba Shape Up is now in it its 9th Season.

Sponsored by the European Union and in collaboration with ZANSASP (Zanzibar Non-State Actors Support Programme), a series of short films that illustrate the nature and human impact of the work being undertaken by selected ZANSASP grantees.

Makutano Junction is a weekly drama series set in a typical peri-urban East African town. The drama follows the lives, loves, frustrations and successes of a small African community living in a context and a manner familiar to tens of millions of people on the continent. Through the carefully written script and a cast of familiar characters, Makutano Junction models real-life dramas and dilemmas as well as their solutions. It highlights basic rights and injustices while demonstrating remedies and best practices.

10 minute long short films depicting the science and conservation work of regional explorers in Kenya and Rwanda.

Short Film. Directed by: Mira Nair & Zippy Kimundu. Shot on location in Uganda. Post-production: Kampala, Uganda / Capetown, SA. Presented by Montblanc, A Fork, A spoon and a KNIGHT was made as part of the Power of Words Series. In Partnership with the Maisha Film Lab, Tribeca Film Institute and the Nelson Mandela Foundation, this initiative inspires filmmakers to explore the written legacy of influential figures and use film as a tool of education. In its inaugural year, the series looked at the teachings and writing of Nelson Mandela as inspiration for story.

Short Film. Directed by: Ekwa Msangi Shot on location in Kenya. Post-production: Kenya / New York. When her mother falls sick, Kibibi’s father, Ed, is tasked with taking her to the market to get her hair braided before school begins. Soko Sonko is a hilarious, fish‐out of‐water roller‐coaster of a journey, about a well‐intended dad who braves the fires and goes where no man has gone before…because only women have been there!

Short Film. Directed by: Zippy Kimundu. Shot on location in Kenya. Post-production: Kenya / Singapore / LA A young Kenyan girl discovers that even the closest of relationships can be challenged by tribal obligations.

Feature Film; Directed by: Tosh Gitonga. Shot on location in Nairobi, Kenya. Post-production: Nairobi / Berlin. A young aspiring actor from upcountry Kenya dreams of becoming an accomplished actor one day, and in pursuit of this and the chagrin of his brother and parents, he makes his way to Nairobi the city of opportunity. He quickly understands why Nairobi is nicknamed Nairrobery as he is robbed of all his money and belongings and left alone in a city where he doesn’t know a soul. Luck or the lack of it brings him face to face with the city’s criminals and forms a friendship with a small time crook who takes him in. He is quickly drawn into a world of crime as he struggles to pursue his dream of becoming an actor. Keeping the two worlds separate proves to be a challenge for him as he trudges on in this unknown world called Nairobi. This is the story of a young man who despite all odds trudges on in search of his dream. His drive and soft spoken nature are his best resources. His determination is encouraging and he is a true testament that what stands between us and our goals is us.

Documentary Editing.

Event Organizing. Still Photography. Camera work. Editing.