CINEMATIC
STORYTELLING
Through Impact Stories
OUR VISION
At Next Studios, we are a team of passionate creatives giving strategic content support through impact storytelling, corporate videos, documentaries, and impactful photography.
We have worked with several international brands and organizations on various successful projects.
We strive to minimize our global carbon footprint through collaborative storytelling and inspire positive change within fellow creatives. As creatives, we are also dedicated to preserving our planet for future generations and creating a greener, more sustainable world.
OUR APPROACH
DSTV RWANDA
We believe in the power of cinematic storytelling to create a lasting impact.
By delivering powerful narratives for organizations and brands, we create emotional stories that resonate and inspire action.
Our approach combines creativity, strategic thinking, and high-end production to help your brand stand out and make a difference in the world.
Our team has worked for leading brands and organizations, such as Stanford University, IFAD, National Geographic, The World Bank, United Nations, The Washington Post, Mastercard, L'Oréal Foundation, Visa, Vogue, VICE, Science for Africa, African Development Bank, The Baobab Network, Keep A Child Alive, and many more.
FEATURED PROJECT
On September 30, 2023, the World Bank and the Government of Rwanda celebrated 60 years of partnership. The World Bank has provided $8.2 billion in support of Rwanda's development, and the two have achieved many results together, including:
Reducing poverty, Developing human capital, Promoting the private sector, Increasing access to infrastructure and the digital economy, Improving agricultural production and commercialization, Urban development.
The Production Team
Meet some of our crew.
The Production Team
Meet some of our film production crew.
THE WORLD BANK
“Children with disabilities are just like other children,” remarks Brother Jovite Sindayigaya, headmaster at GS Kabuga in Rwanda. “The country needs them and so does the world in general. I get happiness from seeing them succeed.”
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2
WRITER
DIRECTORS
12
STORYTELLERS
2
PRODUCERS
4
POST PRODUCTION
FEATURED BY THE
WASHINGTON POST
Olivier Nsengimana, a passionate young veterinarian, founded the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association (RWCA). This organization focuses on the Grey Crowned Cranes and other threatened species in Rwanda. The population of Grey Crowned Cranes has reduced by 80% over the last 5 decades. One of the threats for these magnificent birds is poaching for the pet trade. Olivier and his team have worked hard to register all captive cranes in Rwanda and reintroduce them to the wild, at the same time as putting efforts into stopping the illegal trade at the source. In 2019 RWCA identified 374 cases of illegal activities and 184 of these cases were successfully followed up by the local leaders.
FEATURED BY BBC
Babyl the health app
revolutionizing Rwanda
The revolution of digital medicine is beginning. Imagine taking doctor’s appointments over the phone, receiving your prescription via text and seeking care in an app. This is all taking place, right now, in Rwanda. Technology is a constant component in almost every aspect of our lives, and Rwanda is taking the lead in combining it into everyday practices, in one of the most important industries- health. How can we live healthier lives at the swipe of a screen? Find out at the Expo 2020 Dubai Expo Live Programme.
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