About Me

I studied electronics in high school. In the summer of 2006, I participated in filmmaking and video production courses run by Lee Isaac Chung, an American filmmaker, I worked as the assistant cinematographer in MUNYURANGABO, which premiered at the Cannes film festival and was screened in various film festivals around the world.

Most of the time worked for many films as a director of photography and assistant cinematographer. In 2010, I was also the assistant director and director of photography of the short film “ Maibobo” which premiered at the Rotterdam international film festival and won two prizes at the Milan African, Asian, and Latin America film festival–Italy.

Given the fact that sound travels faster than 700 mph and is processed quicker than light, I believe that sound can make a difference in the world. I also believe there is a balance that needs to be struck between creativity and strategy. To that end, audio branding is our way of helping brands think critically and use the power of sound to build brand equity.

The most important role that sound plays in the development of human beings, as well as the day–to–day lives, is the nurturing of emotion and with my years of experience in the industry seeing this makes me want to share my skill with the world.