Justin Kariuki
Justin Kariuki is a Kenyan professional documentary videographer, Film Director with a speciality in post-production with experiences and a skill set that encompasses every aspect of the filmmaking process. He... have worked both locally and internationally on a wide range video formats including long and short form documentaries, television commercials, high-profile event coverage, social media video content, and on short and feature length fiction/drama films.
He also the founder Videocraft studios is a film production house based in Kenya. He conceptualizes, manages, coordinates and produces audio-visual content for local and international organizations. ‘Our clients choose to work with us because we deliver authentic, high-quality content at a cost-effective rates across the globe.’
Justin is the winner of the 2014 Kalasha Awards for best editing and best special effects for his work on “Simiyu Samurai: Clayton’s Ghost” and winner of the Best Documentary award at the 3rd Slum Film Festival for his piece “A story of the Urban Poor.”
He views filmmaking and storytelling as a link to people’s diverse cultures and experiences, and seek out opportunities that combine my curiosity with his skills to tell well rounded stories to an audience.
He has worked as a consultant with various multinationals and NGOs such as UNHABITAT and UNEP as well as organizations and agencies.
In the last four years VideoCraft Studio, has a combined production body of work over 30 films and documentaries for renowned clients. We also produced various journalistic video series/documentaries that are broadcast across European and African distribution channels.
