In our final episode, we are joined by Ex-BBC Producer Andrew Efah. Andrew started his career as an Apprentice for the BBC, eventually working his way up to Producer. He dabbled in Directing for Rapman’s ‘Back of The Bus’ content for Paramount’s release of Blue Story and online series Hot Property, featuring Yung Filly. He is most notable for his work on the BAFTA winning documentary, Defending Digga D. Join Filmmaker Kiosa Sukami on this episode of Get The Picture, as we delve into his journey into the creative industry and learn what it's like working as a Producer in Broadcasting.

In this episode of Get the Picture, we’re speaking to award winning Cinematographer David Wright. After studying film at Sheffield Hallam University, David has gone on to shoot hundreds of music videos, working with artists such Slow Thai x Skepta, Drake and Charlie XCX. He’s shot countless commercials for iconic brands like Rolls Royce, Turkish Airlines, Apple, Samsung, Vodafone, MAC cosmetics, the list goes on. He’s also shot a plethora of award-winning short films, and most recently the feature film ‘Kindling’ starring Sex Ed’s George Somner, Mia Mckenna Bruce and Conrad Khan. Join Filmmaker Kiosa Sukami on this episode of Get The Picture, as we delve into his journey into the creative industry and learn what it's like working as a Director of Photography.

On today’s episode, we are joined by Production Designer Lottie Toon. Lottie initially had a corporate career for 5 years, before transitioning to the creative industry. She has worked across most mediums from music videos, commercials to narrative and has designed sets for the likes of Burna Boy, Headie One, Sony Pictures' Amazing Spiderman, Ivorian Doll and Crack Magazine. Join Filmmaker Kiosa Sukami on this episode of Get The Picture, as we delve into his journey into the creative industry and learn what it's like working as an Actor 🎭

In this episode, we welcome British-Moroccan actor Ash Barba. After leaving school just before his GCSE’s, Ash was taken on as part of the team of streetwear and lifestyle brand, Trapstar. Knowing he had a passion for skits, he initially wanted to do comedies. Fast forward a few years later, he was cast in his breakout role playing Chaash from Netflix’s BAFTA winning series Top Boy. Join Filmmaker Kiosa Sukami on this episode of Get The Picture, as we delve into his journey into the creative industry and learn what it's like working as an Actor.

In this week’s episode, we welcome Photographer Zek Snaps. Zek has been a prolific photographer over the years after purchasing his first camera at an early age. Initially getting his break covering events, Zek has gone on to photograph the likes of Akon, Krept & Konan, J Hus, Central Cee, Skepta and pretty much every British artist you can think of. Zek is now Editor at Nigerian-based publication Deeds Magazine. Join Filmmaker Kiosa Sukami on this episode of Get The Picture, as we delve into his journey into the creative industry and learn what it's like working as a Photographer.

Sam is a British Cinematographer who studied at the Bournemouth Film School, before jumping straight into the fast paced world of music videos. In this space, he has lit videos for some of the UK’s biggest artists including the likes of Stormzy & Ed Sheeran, Little Simz, Stef London, Ghetts and Anne Marie. Sam is now represented by United Talent Agency and works predominantly in commercials and film. Join Filmmaker Kiosa Sukami on this episode of Get The Picture, as we delve into their journey into the creative industry and learn what it's like working as a DOP.

On this week'd episode, we welcome a director duo who go by the names of Meeks & Frost. Responsible for some of the most iconic music videos in London’s new school rap scene, brothers Meeks and Frost have become the go to directors within the scene. They initially made waves with their official debut video ‘Front Line’ for artist Pa Salieu, which racked up millions of views. They have since been at the helm of videos for J Hus, M Huncho, Millions, Flo as well as dabbling in branded work for Ciroc Vodka, Ikea, Spotify and Apple Music.

Paul is a BAFTA winning Film & TV Editor who after leaving school at 16 went straight to work at various postproduction houses as a Runner. After working his way up, he went to edit Sacha Baron Cohen’s debut comedy film Ali G Indahouse and episodes of BBC period crime-drama Peaky Blinders. Join Filmmaker Kiosa Sukami on this episode of Get The Picture, as we delve into his journey into the TV & Film industry and learn what it's like working as a Video Editor.