September was a very
busy month at Kibera Film School. One of the highlights was a visit by a
renowned Spanish Film maker-Mireia Fort who is an experienced Cinematographer
working with locals and immigrants in Africa and Spain. She brought with her a
lot of knowledge which she freely shared with the film trainees despite her
tight schedule in Kenya.
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| Mireia during the training |
We had our first
shoot as Film trainees and everybody was amazed with what we came up with considering
we were only a few days old at Kibera Film School. The training experience was
worth a thousand words.
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| Trainees during the shoot |
We learnt about
different types of documentaries and even shot a 10 minute documentary-movie around
Kibera putting into practice what she taught us.
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| Yes we did it! |
Kibera Film School is
all about hands on experience and builds a trainee to be all rounded in and out
of the classroom. The new trainees did not have to wait for months to get the feel
of the industry. At Kibera Film School everybody is an equal team player on an
off the school campus and we enjoyed every bit of what was on offer.
To support the great youth of the Kibera Film School, please visit our Global Giving Page
If you love to cinematograph, you need to visit the kibera film school. An open environment.
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