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Award-Winning Film Directors Chat
We speak with Daniel Bury and Teboho Mahlatsi on how they achieve the best experiences for their films.
Featuring
Featuring Daniel Bury and Teboho Mahlatsi
We speak with Daniel Bury and Teboho Mahlatsi on how they achieve the best experiences for their films.
Daniel Bury explores the deepest corners of the globe to capture the most unique and captivating footage to create immersive experiences through 360 and VR storytelling.
Explore the diverse landscape of South Africa through the incredible story of Bheki the Mbhaco Maker. This video is truly inspiring, and we were so pleased to have Teboho Mahlatsi, the film's Director, join us to talk about the story behind the creation of this film.
Daniel Bury explores the deepest corners of the globe to capture the most unique and captivating footage to create immersive experiences through 360 and VR storytelling.
Explore the diverse landscape of South Africa through the incredible story of Bheki the Mbhaco Maker. This video is truly inspiring, and we were so pleased to have Teboho Mahlatsi, the film's Director, join us to talk about the story behind the creation of this film.
Daniel Bury explores the deepest corners of the globe to capture the most unique and captivating footage to create immersive experiences through 360 and VR storytelling. Daniel joined us to tell us about his journey to this skill, and share fascinating insights into the creation of his award-winning film, 'Yawarani'.
Award-Winning Film Directors Chat with Teboho Mahlatsi
And now, explore the diverse landscape of South Africa through the incredible story of Bheki the Mbhaco Maker. This video is truly inspiring, and we were so pleased to have Teboho Mahlatsi, the film's Director, join us to talk about the story behind the creation of this film.
Daniel Bury is a writer and director specializing in emerging technology. His virtual reality work has been reviewed in the Cannes Film Festival by Screen Anarchy as "impressive both remarkable cinematography, and a subtly moving story."
Teboho Mahlatsi graduated from the Africa Cultural Centre Film & Television Course and then spent five years working as a screenwriter.
