THE SEAT DOWN

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In this final episode of The Seat Down, we wrap up the season with a bang, welcoming Tanzanian powerhouse Hatibu Madudu. He's not just a TV producer, director, and social worker – he's a weaver of award-winning films and gripping TV shows with a mission. Get ready to be inspired by Hatibu's passion for using his craft to ignite positive change in Tanzania and beyond.

This is more than just an episode – it's a celebration of the transformative power of storytelling and the incredible impact one person can have with a camera and a dream.

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This episode of "The Seat Down" takes us on a journey into the heart and mind of a creative powerhouse: Jennifer Gatero, the Kenyan scriptwriter and producer whose work has captivated audiences and earned critical acclaim.

Jennifer's passion for storytelling goes far beyond the screen. She uses her craft to delve into the depths of social issues, shining a light on the experiences and challenges faced by women in her community and beyond.

Join us for a conversation that transcends the glitz and glamour of award ceremonies. We'll delve into:

The power of storytelling to ignite social change: How Jennifer's narratives tackle complex themes with nuance and empathy.

From script to screen: The journey of bringing a story to life: The challenges and triumphs of navigating the Kenyan film and television industry.

Finding your voice and amplifying the voices of others: Jennifer's insights on discovering your unique storytelling perspective and using it to empower others.

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In this episode, we delve into the captivating world of voice artistry with Jennifer as she generously shares her unwavering passion for storytelling and the profound impact of her voice on connecting with people. Join us as Jennifer recounts her journey, revealing the pivotal moments that set her on the path to becoming a prominent voice in the industry. From the initial steps she took to the challenges she encountered along the way, Jennifer's narrative is both inspiring and relatable.

Aspiring voice-over artists and enthusiasts alike will find this episode particularly enriching, as Jennifer imparts valuable advice on navigating the industry. She emphasizes the significance of discovering one's unique voice and the continuous development of skills. So, whether you're a dedicated follower of voice-over work or simply curious about the intricacies of the craft, this episode promises a wealth of insights and inspiring stories.

Grab your favourite beverage, find a comfortable spot, and join us for an illuminating conversation with the talented Jennifer Kanari in Episode 3 of 'The Seat Down.' Sit back, relax, and let the stories unfold!"

The Seat Down Episode 2 features a fascinating conversation with Gregory Kiwo, a talented gaffer and director of photography based in Kenya. Hosted by [host name], this episode delves into Gregory's creative process, his experiences working on local and international productions, and his passion for creating visually stunning films. Tune in to hear Gregory's insights and stories, and gain a deeper appreciation for the art of visual storytelling.

Welcome to Season 3 of The Seat Down Podcast. In today's episode, we are excited to introduce Nick Wambugu, an award-winning film director, producer, and drone pilot based in Kenya. Nick is known for directing and producing several documentaries and short films, all with a focus on telling human-centred stories that shed light on different people around the world. We'll be delving deeper into his passion for storytelling and his fascinating experiences throughout his career.

Kenny Kyalo is a passionate and renowned 3D artist from Kenya with skills ranging from character work to CG environments. On the Youtube episode, he takes through how he tackles his 3D animation projects: https://youtu.be/2O9F8WRc7Ts

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Isa is an award-winning filmmaker working and living in Nairobi, Kenya who has a passion for immersive mediums. Forging a path through his ever-growing curiosity towards the unlimited possibilities of creation and storytelling within mediums, such as virtual reality & 360 videos. His goal is to bring to life African experiences and stories/literature in their purest form, through the cinematic and immersive use of VR and Extended reality.

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Paul Ogola is a Kenyan-born actor. He has co-starred in 2 Netflix original series: Created & Directed by the makers of 'the Matrix trilogy' and Matrix 4-Sense 8 season 1&2 as "Jela", Sacred Games Season 2 as Erico. Also, co-starred in the FIPRESCI award-winning film Kati Kati, starred in the African Union Foundation award-winning film stories of our lives 2014, co-starred in the Kenyan entry for the Best Foreign Language Oscar at the 85th Academy Awards 'Nairobi Half Life'

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Pauline Kyalo is a screen and voice actor with six years of professional experience. Her latest screen acting work includes playing the characters ‘Reina’ on Showmax’s ‘Crime and Justice’ and ‘Ashley’ on Maisha Magic’s ‘MaEmpress’.

As for stage plays, her latest shows are from 2019 and include ‘Too Early For Birds; Tom Mboya Edition’, ‘Lwanda Rockman’, ‘Necessary Madness’, ‘Careless In Red’ and ‘The Vagina Monologues.

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Likarion is a multiple award-winning Director. His most recent film Supa Modo, a co-production of One Fine Day Films founded by Tom Tykwer, had its world premiere at the Berlinale Film Festival 2018 and got a special jury mention at the same festival before proceeding to receive 58 awards in the course of its festival run. The film also became Kenya’s Official Oscar submission for the 91st Academy Awards. Known for his short films, one of his first shorts became the first film in Kenya to screen on an IMAX cinema and also went on to receive multiple awards. His last short film BAIT which won a total of 11 awards screened at the Cannes Film Festival 2016. Likarion has also co-written and directed two sitcoms in Kenya. And is currently working on an African Sci-Fi tv series and also working on his sophomore feature film