We all Loved it

We here at the film school have started the week on a very busy note, but also to an astonishing experience, we had visitors Sandra J. Ruch, and Micki Dickoff both successful film makers from Los Angeles.

Both visitors were delighted by the works of the students and even had a chance to get some merchandise from our school gallery.




























They also got a chance to meet aspiring film makers and talk to them, this was a great opportunity for all students, we got to ask questions and get answers from a professionals point of view, this was very much appreciated.














Apart from all that fun activity, the friendly duo also watched and commented on some of the students projects, it was good to see them appreciate our work, the students bonded with them and even took photos, we all appreciated the vsit and would love for them to visit the school again.




























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Down From Isiolo

Victor and Josphat with Moran

Josphat Keya, Clarence Ilavonga and Victor Ombogo Friday 1^st October left for Isiolo for a three-day documentary shoot. The documentary entitled Not For Love highlights the early bridal marriage practices among the Samburu community.

Josphat was the Producer/Director, Victor the D.O.P and Clarence was the Asst. Cameraman. It was indeed an experience for the crew. This is part of the ongoing process of integrating the youth into professionalism in the film industry.

“I’m happy that I was challenged to produce and direct the project, the challenges I faced were all to build me up and prepare me for the next level in this industry, I’m one more step ahead through this project.” Josphat

“We worked as a team, consulting each other during the shoot. It was the best experience ever outside Nairobi, I’m proud of what we did.” Victor

“I feel privileged to have been in the team of Josphat  and Victor, I learnt a lot. This is the kind of experience we need.” Clarence 

Clarence on set with a reflector

The crew;Victor, Clarence and Josphat

Josphat and Victor





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First Visitors To Our New Gallery

Hey people our new gallery got our first visitors today. Ria Nyman with her daughter and two friends came along. They did not leave empty handed. They got themselves some beatuful necklace beads and a DVD copy of Kibera Film School work.

Please don't miss out the fabulous art work from Kibera. Come and get a piece for yourself.

Visitor pose for a photo with Sandra and Bonface

Ria and her group look for their selection

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Check Out Our Gallery

Art displays on the wall.

 Today we have opened an art gallery in our premises. Packed with paintings, bead work, DVDs produced by the trainees and many more.

Ken arranging the gallery.

Some of the DVDs on sale at friendly prices.

Sandra and Bonface the heads of the gallery.

We encourage you to come and grab a piece for yourself and experience the artistic nature of the Kibera youth.

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Team From Roadshow Returns

 Finally the group that had gone to the Togetherness Supreme roadshow arrived on Saturday 11th. The roadshow was a success.
Beatrice who played the role of Assistant Coordinator for the team that went had this to say:
"It was a great experience in Narok and Kisii. We got a positive reception from the residents. They encouraged us to continue spreading the message of peace around." Beatrice Aringa

The team was accompanied by Kibera Hamlets, an acrobat team from Kibera with young boys. They were performing at the screenings.



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Road to Malindi, and from Narok.

Clarence filming Sandra's film "Conned"

Josphat the D.O.P of "Safari" Bonface's film

Their have been numerous activities going on in the school.  Some of the trainees headed to Kisii and Narok for the Togetherness Supreme Road Show, they were accampanied by two Hot Sun Foundation members.
Same to this week Wilfred Masea, Evans Kamau, Aida Acheing and Amos Owino headed to Malindi for the Insight Malaria Shoot. Insight Malaria is an initiative of the Stop Malaria Now campaign. Wilfred and his group will join others in Malindi, who the shooting of the documentary.
The trainees who are still at the school have been busy on their second projects. Their second projects is a 3 min narrative. This weekend Sandra Owaka and Bonface had their first scenes filmed.

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