By Ann Koome

A Film and Television Production course is designed to train students the knowledge and practical skills needed to create films, television programs, documentaries, and other visual productions. The course introduces students to the different stages of production, including pre-production, production, and post-production.

During the course, students learn important skills such as scriptwriting, directing, camera operations, lighting, sound recording, editing, and production management. They also learn how to develop creative ideas and turn them into professional visual stories. At Digital Media and Broadcasting Training institute students acquire the hands on skills in the course.

The course also teaches students about modern production equipment and technology. They learn how to use cameras, microphones, lighting equipment, and editing software. This practical experience prepares them for employment in the media and entertainment industry.

The institution is owned by a professional in the field of film production, Kimaita Magiri is a veteran Kenyan film and television producer, director, and media executive with over three decades of experience in the industry.

He has worked in various media stations in the country, as a producer for instance at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) for seven years, before founding the production company KenTV. Productions.

 He is known for producing and directing popular local television shows and series, including Tabasamu, Nairobi Law, Kaa Rada, and Mr & Mrs Singh.Media Training. He has also been involved in media education and institutional leadership, focusing on training skilled journalists and upholding broadcast standards in Kenya.

His strong unwavering passion in the world of film & television productions, inspired him to actualize the vision of coming up with the institution, to impact and give back to the community through his vast experience and skills in the world of the Media.

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