Projects
- NICOLE KRYSTAL CRENTSIL FOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAYIn celebration of International Women’s Day 2018, we sought out curator Nicole Krystal. Through interview and conversation, the film aimed to explore her views on womanhood and her aim to provide a platform for women to express themselves through the creation of Black Girl Festival and Unmasked Women. The aim of the film was to empower other women and celebrate the elevation of women by women.
- PITCH COOLCreative Direction, Photography and Filmmaking. Directed a short-documentary series featuring these inspiring creatives: Director Eloise King, Creative John Ogunmuyiwa, the Up Town Yardie Founders and Creative Director Sherina Florence Collaborated with founder & editor Sherry Collins on the curation of artists featured.
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- Ogilvy collaborates with World Afro Day for new awareness campaignOgilvy, Wavemaker and World Afro Day have partnered up for a new awareness campaign titled Change the Facts, Not the Fro for World Afro Day 2018. The annual event founded by Michelle De Leona aims to help change the narrative around natural Afro hair. Back on 5th September 2016, a US federal court ruled it legal to ban dreadlocks in the workplace, it’s a ban not faced by any other hair and in turn creates a perpetuated bias against Afro hair. Afro hair is rarely celebrated, whereas straight hair
- Directed and Produced 'On The Cards: Understanding HIV'As part of celebrating the anniversary of Terrance higgins, the first documented man in the UK to die from Aids, BBC created a documentary 'AIDS: The Unheard Tapes' which touches on archived audio recordings from the epidemic in the 80's. I wanted to shine a light and provide education on the stigma of HIV that is still attached to gay men to this day. So on the panel I brought in Harry Whitfield AKA Charity Kase, star of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK who sits on the couch alongside activists Marc Thom
- This Black History Month 2021, meet 100 Black trailblazers redefining the industryIn celebration of Black History Month, we’re thrilled to share our annual list of Black rising stars – as nominated by The Dots community – who are making history, transforming the industry today and inspiring the generation of tomorrow. We still have a long way to go to diversify the creative, tech and digital industries – which is why it’s important for us to celebrate and be inspired by the incredible Black leaders that surround us. The list we’ve put together is one that shines with brilli75
- SORRY FI DISTURB YUHShort spoken word film written and starring Russeni Fisher. CHRONIC YOUTH FESTIVAL - Barbican Centre (OCT 2020) SHORTLISTED FOR THE OUT-SPOKEN PRIZE FOR POETRY FILM (April 2020) AN ARRAYED FUTURITY - London College of Communication (February 2020) BFI S.O.U.L - BFI Southbank (November 2019) DEBUT PUBLIC SCREENING + SHOWCASE (in association with Reform The Funk) - Miranda LDN (November 2019) CREATIVE SOCIETY JOB STUDIO - Film Event, Get Up, Stand Up Now - Somerset House (August 2019) LIVITY SHOR
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Work history
Creative Director & FounderREFORM THE FUNK
London, United KingdomFreelance
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Photographer / FilmmakerKAKEMBO
London, United KingdomFreelance
Photographer
Portfolio available on request
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Skills
- Photography
- Film Directing
- Creative Direction
- Producing
Education
Graphic Design and PhotographyDe Montfort University
- Leicester, United Kingdom
Image-making for Graphic Design
Photography ( Contemporary Art , Documentary , Commercial, Still & Moving images )
Brand Marketing
Lens based design
Foundation Diploma in Art and DesignDe Montfort University
- London, United Kingdom