Craft
Wild Craft
Crafted at the intersection of creativity, science and conservation, these offerings span writing, filmmaking, photography, digital strategy, and facilitation. From ground-level stories to aerial perspectives, the work is designed to inform, engage, and spark impact for organisations, campaigns, and communities.
Writing & Storycrafting
Developing feature articles, blogs, reports, campaign copy, newsletters, and human-interest stories that translate complex conservation and climate themes into accessible, engaging narratives. The craft combines research, clarity, and creativity to produce content that informs and inspires. Experience includes contributions to Nature Kenya, Ogilvy, Engage, and Ewaso Lions.
Digital Media Strategy
Designing and implementing tailored approaches to online presence, from content planning, poster design and audience engagement to campaign execution, analytics, and website management. The work aligns digital storytelling with organisational goals to amplify impact and visibility. Experience includes strategy development and management for Women in Nature Network – Kenya (WiNN Kenya), The Discovery Centre, Ewaso Lions, The Wildlife Foundation, TonyWild Foundation, and Daima Greenspaces Consortium.
Speaking & Moderation
Leading and facilitating conversations, panels, and keynote sessions at major forums such as GLF Africa, Wildscreen Festival Botswana, Conservation Alliance of Kenya, Ewaso Lions, and the African Conservation Centre. Topics range from landscape restoration and biodiversity to community-driven conservation, climate adaptation, and policy influence, designed to engage experts and non-experts alike and drive collective action.
Photography
Documenting wildlife, people, and landscapes through a lens that blends creativity with conservation storytelling. Work spans festivals, campaigns, and field assignments, producing images that capture emotion and drive awareness. Clients include Rusinga Festival, Ol Pejeta Rhino Cup, Conservation Alliance of Kenya, The Nature Conservancy, WWF Kenya, and The Wildlife Foundation.
Filmmaking
Producing, directing, cinematography, scripting, and project development to create impactful visual stories that connect people with nature. Projects range from documentaries to campaign films, blending scientific accuracy with compelling storytelling. Clients and collaborators include WWF Kenya, The Nature Conservancy, The Wilderness Project, and the BBC Natural History Unit.
Aerial Cinematography & Drone Operations
Certified and specialised drone operations providing dynamic aerial perspectives for filmmaking, photography, and landscape surveys. The craft combines technical precision with creative storytelling to capture footage that enhances conservation films, campaigns, and ecological monitoring. Clients include WWF Kenya and The Nature Conservancy.
FAQ
What types of organizations or projects do you work with?
Work includes conservation NGOs, community initiatives, creative agencies, festivals, and international partners seeking strong storytelling and communications.
Do you handle end-to-end production or just specific parts?
Both. Support can cover the full process, from concept development and scripting to cinematography and editing, or focus on a specific area like photography, copywriting, or facilitation.
How much does it cost to work with you?
Rates depend on the scope and scale of the craft (e.g., article vs. full film production). A customized quote is provided after discussing the project’s needs.
Can the craft be tailored to my project’s needs?
Yes, writing, photography, filmmaking, or digital media strategies are designed to align with each project’s goals, audience, and resources.
Where are you based, and do you work internationally?
Based in Kenya with experience across Africa and global collaborations. Work can be done both on-site and remotely, depending on the project.
Do you provide training or mentorship?
Yes, workshops and mentorship sessions on storytelling and digital media are available for organisations, youth groups, and creative communities.