The New Media Storytelling Layer
Selected Work
Documentary
A feature documentary from inside Africa's largest informal settlement, where traders, boda riders and community leaders run daily life on sats. Filmed on the ground in Kibera with the people building the economy — not about them, with them.
Case study — soon
Live · Community
A Nairobi mixer bringing creators, founders and storytellers into one room — programmed, produced and documented as a story in its own right.
Case study — soon
What We Do
Before anything is filmed or written: what story are you telling, why does it matter, and who needs to hear it. We start at belief and work outward.
Documentaries, brand films and founder stories shot where the story actually lives — with the craft of cinema and the honesty of journalism.
Essays, interviews, press and public voice — shaped so that what's said in every room is the same story, told well.
Messaging first, distribution second — then distribution done properly: the platforms, communities and rooms where the right people already are.
The Layer
Every engagement runs the same vertical: it begins with what you believe and ends with what people believe about you. We are the layer in between.
Where it starts — yours
The story, chosen and shaped
Film · writing · conversation
To the people who matter
Where it ends — theirs
About · A stance
There was a time when telling your story meant getting someone else to tell it for you.
A newspaper. A television interview. A magazine profile. A press release. The formats were limited. The channels were limited. And the gatekeepers decided what got through.
That world still exists. But it is no longer the only one. Today, a founder can publish an essay, make a documentary, host a conversation, build a community, launch a film, speak directly to an audience — or do all of it at once.
The opportunity isn't simply to make more content. It's to know what story you're telling, why it matters, who needs to hear it, and what form will make them care.
We don't make content for content's sake. The internet has no shortage of content. What it lacks is interesting things worth paying attention to.
Our job is to find the interesting thing — then make it impossible to miss.
Contact
Tell us where the story lives and who it's for. We read everything, and reply to the interesting things.