Kalahari field work
Long-form documentation with indigenous communities of the Kalahari region, built on repeat visits, consent and relationship rather than a single shooting block.
Filmography
Independent documentary, commissioned series, brand and corporate films, and the crew credits underneath them. Screeners for unreleased and client-confidential work are available on request.
Five years in Hangberg, Cape Town, with a community fighting for the right to name itself. Identity, dispossession, police violence and belonging. Directed, produced and edited by Shatho Tibone, with cinematography shared with Kurt Orderson.
Now teaching material in anthropology, psychology and decolonial studies at universities across Southern Africa.
A nationwide educational documentary series on gender-based violence, commissioned through the FNBB Foundation. Thirteen episodes, thirteen rural and urban communities, from Kasane to the Kgalagadi.
The production engaged survivors, activists, traditional leadership structures and policy stakeholders. It examined the social and psychological weight of GBV while opening national dialogue on prevention, accountability and healing. Producer and director.
Episodes are held under a private client link. A screener can be shared on request.
Documentary & social impact
Long-form documentation with indigenous communities of the Kalahari region, built on repeat visits, consent and relationship rather than a single shooting block.
Production across two countries documenting community-driven initiatives in empowerment, sustainability and economic development.
The Marocko heavy metal subculture, made for the New York digital platform OkayAfrica. Director, videographer and editor.
The second year of an initiative celebrating Ethiopian heritage and pressing government to stop the marginalisation of Rastafari communities.
Intergenerational stories of how ordinary citizens respond to the policies and institutions driving spatial violence in Cape Town, New York and São Paulo.
Survivor testimony on sexual violence in detention settings, made to raise awareness, support accountability and amplify lived experience inside correctional systems.
Further credits
Advertising campaign. Producer and director, African Tale Media.
The passage of the Khoisan recognition bill through South African parliament, produced for Natural Justice. Azania Rizing Productions.
Documentary and event coverage for the Alternative Information & Development Centre.
For the Open Democracy Advice Centre with UrbanThinkTank. Documentary.
Multi-channel video installation commissioned by the National Arts Festival. Production stills.
Produced with OkayAfrica. Producer, videographer, editor and director.
Event coverage capturing youth dialogue and institutional engagement at the University of South Africa. 1410th Street Productions.
Corporate event coverage documenting internal feedback and creative review for TBWA. Videographer and editor.
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Commissions, co-productions, crew roles and staff positions. Screeners for client-confidential work shared on request.