Film Pro Series
A professional training initiative strengthening the technical and creative skills of emerging film professionals in East Africa — with an advanced curriculum designed by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg and funded by the Robert Bosch Stiftung.
Kenya Creates
A storytelling and impact program using film to create safe spaces for young people to reflect on and discuss Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and Justice — exploring themes of body image, consent, identity, and sexuality through short fiction films screened in schools and communities across Kenya.
Films for Good
A capacity-building program equipping local East African filmmakers to produce powerful, community-centred stories for the social impact sector — ensuring that stories about communities are told by filmmakers who understand their context and lived realities.
Follow the Leader
A narrative change program supporting filmmakers to tell stories about governance, youth participation, women in leadership, and the voices of marginalised communities — using film as a tool to spark civic dialogue and encourage democratic participation across Kenya.
Get Reel
A filmmaking and impact program advancing conversations around Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and Justice through storytelling — supporting filmmakers across East Africa to create short fiction and documentary films exploring youth rights, gender justice, identity, and access to information.
Beyond the Hustle
A documentary series exploring what dignified and fulfilling work looks like for young Africans today — following entrepreneurs in Kenya, Ghana, and Uganda as they build businesses, challenge barriers, and reshape the future of work on the continent.
Kamera Kwanza
A monthly documentary screening series celebrating African filmmakers and creating a welcoming space for audiences to experience contemporary African storytelling — each screening followed by a conversation with the filmmaker and occasional professional masterclasses.
Freedom of Expression
An advocacy initiative engaging filmmakers, artists, and the wider public in conversations about constitutional rights, creative freedom, and the laws that limit artistic expression in Kenya — calling for the reform of colonial-era restrictions that continue to affect the film and creative industries.