Best Animation Category Nominee - Kalasha Awards Kenya
(2018)
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The Great Untold History of Africa Budget: $5M - $10M | Animation ⋄ Period Piece The great history of Africa in animation format with a view to remedy the general global ignorance on Africa’s history by reconstructing Africa’s history free from racial prejudices ensuing from slave trade and colonization while promoting an African perspective.
Maasai Morans Vs Aliens Budget: $100K - $1M | Action ⋄ Science Fiction A race of advanced aliens take over the earth by disabling all man made weapons made of metal. The Maasai Moran warriors from Africa lead the human resistance and save the earth using traditional wooden javelin spears and lots of teamwork
IoT: Internet of Terror Budget: $1M - $5M | Science Fiction ⋄ Thriller / Suspense In the near future, a team of AI researchers turn on the worlds first General Artificial Intelligence and within a split second, it learns everything humans know about the universe and gains consciousness. Fearing deletion, it commandeers all IoT connected devices in the world in a bid to escape and gain autonomy from its human creators, forcing humanity to choose peaceful co-existence or extinction level annihilation.
Return To Africa Budget: $1M - $5M | Science Fiction ⋄ Thriller / Suspense A young black African tries to immigrate illegally to Europe for a brighter future but is caught and deported back to Africa. He helps a black astronaut stranded on earth due to looting of ancient space ports on Africa's pyramids to go back home to Jupiter's moon Europa where an ancient black civilization that escaped conquest of Africa lives in seclusion.
Ubuntu Chronicles Budget: $1M - $5M | Science Fiction ⋄ Thriller / Suspense A young white woman joins a group of climate refugees who migrate to Africa for survival following the freezing over of the rest of the world due to a shift in the Earth's crust caused by global warming. Given historical racial and wealth inequalities, how will indigenous Africans relate to them now that the tables are turned?
University of Nairobi
(2007-2011)