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Mwangi Kirubi

The Camera Never Lies. He Uses That to Change How the World Sees Africa | Mwangi Kirubi Ep. 60

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๐ŸŽ‰ Celebrating a Milestone: Episode 60 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast! ๐ŸŽ™๏ธ

The Business of Storytelling: Mwangi Kirubi (Mwarv) on Celebrating Africa Through the Lens | AfriCAN Do! Podcast Ep. 60

Welcome to a landmark moment! We are thrilled to celebrate Episode 60 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast, a channel dedicated to sharing the authentic, contextual, vulnerable, inspiring, and informative stories of African Entrepreneurs, by African Entrepreneurs. Our platform is both a powerful affirmation that Africans CAN Do! and a clarion call to action.

In this special 60th episode, we are honored to sit down with Mwangi Kirubi, widely known as Mwarv, the visionary founder and lead photographer at Click Pictureworks Africa.

๐Ÿ“ธ Who is Click Pictureworks Africa? For over a decade, Mwarv and his versatile team of videographers and photographers have been on a mission, actively "Celebrating Africa" by telling powerful stories through photos and video. They specialize in amplifying client stories and connecting with audiences across multiple dynamic sectors, including Documentary, Conservation, Sports, and Commercial projects.

๐Ÿ’ก Why You Should Listen / Watch: If you are searching for insights into building a creative business in Africa, the art of multimedia storytelling, or the realities of the entrepreneurial journey, this episode delivers. Mwarv's journey perfectly embodies the AfriCAN Do! mission: to create conversation, inspire action, correct narratives, and reassure African entrepreneurs that they are not alone on their paths to success. Starting with a strong focus on Kenyan entrepreneurship, this conversation holds valuable lessons for regional and continental players alike.

In this episode, we cover: * The decade-long journey of building Click Pictureworks Africa. * How to build a versatile multimedia team for photography and videography. * Navigating different visual niches: from Conservation and Documentaries to Sports and Commercial shoots. * The authentic and vulnerable realities of being a Kenyan entrepreneur.

๐Ÿ‘‡ Join the Conversation! Are you inspired by the African entrepreneurial spirit? Hit the LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE for more inspiring journeys, and SHARE this episode with a fellow creator or entrepreneur! Let's continue to build and celebrate African brands together.

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