Director/Filmmaker
Selected Credits
Kadiata - Just Because ft. Shamiya Battles [Prod. by Flamin Beatz]
Director - Ronita
Producer - Teoman Han
Exec Producer - Ashleigh Jadee
Production Company - Dynasty Entertainment
DOP - David Witchell
Gaffer - Beau Wilkinson
1st AD - Poonam Chauhan
Stylist - Janice Mahenge
Editor - Nomad
Colour Grader - Desmond Dakura
Title Card - Poonam Chauhan
Management - The Lone Wolf Group, SNM Management
Extras
Vanya Chulkov
Ede
Deano
Jords - Childish
I directed and produced this music video for Jords, my debut music video
Director/Producer: Ronita
Exec Producer: Ashleigh Jadee
Production Company: Dynasty Entertainment
DOP/Editor: Abu Dumbuya
1st AD: Marnz Brown
Drone Op/Runner: Svet Urlachki
Director’s Assistant: Poonam Chauhan
BTS: Michelle Kalil
BTS Video: Lauren Mccollin
Management: The Lone Wolf Group
SeeAbility - Robert's Story
I shot SeeAbility's Summer Appeal telling the story of Robert who was supported by the charity after being diagnosed with Junior Batten's Disease. I also edited the full length version of the film
VIP Unlocked The Carmel Show
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I directed this studio talk show, assisted with editing and made key creative decisions
GRWM: The Docuseries
GRWM is my first documentary series that explores our relationships with fashion, beauty and styling. The decisions we make each time we get ready tell stories about who we are, our pasts and our futures
Ajoyo (Saturday)
ATA RODO London is a space that gives women of colour the opportunity to express themselves through the arts. Their first event took place in January and I got the opportunity to create a promotional visual recap of the day's events. Check out this short clip from the event...
'GO BACK TO WHERE YOU CAME FROM...' - A VERY SHORT DOC
I started Talks with Ronita’s World to keep creative during this lockdown period. I am very passionate about social issues and use my creativity to explore, learn more and teach others about it. A few weeks, in response to the response to BLM protests, I asked my followers a series of questions about home. There is a notion amongst some that if you critique systems where you live, you should leave. It is clear that home means different things to different people. However, you shouldn’t have to deal with racism and other forms of oppression to call a place your home. Due to lockdown, my resources were limited and I couldn’t film/explore the topic as much I would have liked. For now, this is what I and my followers has to say, hope you find this interesting...
Let Me In
Growing up, we all had hopes and dreams. Society tells us to work hard to achieve them but what happens when you work hard and are still told no? This is the reality for young migrants when trying to go to university in the UK. Let Me In is a multimedia project that tells the stories of young individuals fighting for their right to be educated and the people who help them.