Nathan Collett is a filmmaker based in Nairobi, Kenya.Collett's work
focuses on those on the margins of society as well as on environmental
issues. He has filmed across the world, including location footage in
Somalia and South America. He works both in fictional films and on
documentaries, with a specific focus on Kibera in Kenya, Africa's
largest shantytown. He is a co-owner of Hot Sun Films, a film/video
production and training company. One of Hot Sun Films' projects is the
Hot Sun Foundation, a non-profit organization. The organization gives
training to the youth of Kibera in film and video, and also started
the first film school for local youngsters.The Oath is a 2005 short
drama film written by Collett and Njuguna Wakanyote. Set in 1950s
Kenya during the Mau Mau uprising under British colonialism, the film
portrays the struggle between two brothers on opposite sides of the
conflict.Kibera Kid is an award-winning short film set in the Kibera
slums in Nairobi, Kenya. It was written, directed and co-produced by
Collett in collaboration with the locals of Kibera.
focuses on those on the margins of society as well as on environmental
issues. He has filmed across the world, including location footage in
Somalia and South America. He works both in fictional films and on
documentaries, with a specific focus on Kibera in Kenya, Africa's
largest shantytown. He is a co-owner of Hot Sun Films, a film/video
production and training company. One of Hot Sun Films' projects is the
Hot Sun Foundation, a non-profit organization. The organization gives
training to the youth of Kibera in film and video, and also started
the first film school for local youngsters.The Oath is a 2005 short
drama film written by Collett and Njuguna Wakanyote. Set in 1950s
Kenya during the Mau Mau uprising under British colonialism, the film
portrays the struggle between two brothers on opposite sides of the
conflict.Kibera Kid is an award-winning short film set in the Kibera
slums in Nairobi, Kenya. It was written, directed and co-produced by
Collett in collaboration with the locals of Kibera.
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