WHAT GOES DOWN AT KIBERA FILM SCHOOL ON SATURDAY?

Kibera Film School Assistant Trainer Clerence Illavonga showing some of the trainees how to log and capture footages on final cut.

Assistant Trainers Victor Oluoch and Karolin sharing a light moment while reviewing the curriculum on what they will be teaching their class at the beginning of the week.

Kibera Film School Trainee preparing to edit his project.

Some children from the Hotsun Foundation Children's workshop learning how to use a still camera and the were really elated.

Every learning process begins with that first step and thus this child takes a photograph of the other children in the workshop.It was a fun activity for them and their instructor. A new hobby they found, most of them said!

What is a camera? Children's workshop instructor Evans Kangethe seems to be asking the children.















It is always a bee hive of activities even during the weekend at the one and only Film School in Kibera. For every one here every day is a learning process and there is no wasting time in life because every second as the clock ticks counts!

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Victor Oluoch receives his certificate.

Hot Sun Foundation staff,Kibera TV and Kibera Film School trainees celebrating the IFFF award.

IFFF certificate.

Victor Oluoch,Kibera Film School trainer/filmmaker says that he is so much exited and thankful to IFFF for giving Kibera Film School a chance to showcase their talent to the world.He also said this is a promising result for the future of  the school. 'Am grateful to Kibera Film School for offering a filmmaking avenue for Kiera youth.'
















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STOP MALARIA NOW LAUNCH.

Kibera TV crew.

 Kibera TV crew members recording the Stop Malaria Now launch held at Panafric Hotel.

Stop Malaria Now participants.

Filmmakers from Hot Sun Foundation receiving recognition prior to taking part in the production of Stop Malaria Now film and campaign.

Aida Owira assistant trainer receiving a reward.

Kibera Film School trainee receiving a reward.

Kibera TV crew shooting an interview together with the programs manager Kibera Film School.

















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CLASS PRACTICE

The designed DVD cover.

Kibera film school trainees in class learning how to design a DVD cover from their Trainer/school programs manager.












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school activities.

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Documentary class with Agnes Hee

Agnes Hee, the TV writer and editor at Korean TV and Radio Writers Association came for her second class with the trainees. She is taking the trainees through the making of a documentary about themselves titled "Who Am I".

To day during her class which she normally uses a projector for her lessons she took the trainees through the stages and skills in interview techniques.

Instructor Agnes Hee taking the student through the skills and stages in interviews by using films with good interviews

Moses, Stephen, Alice and Joseph concentrating watching an interview piece while Agnes watches it on using her laptop.