T-SHA films

13/09/2025

After just 2 months of hands-on training in our editing class, the talented students of Cohort 7 have produced their first short clip – a testament to their growth, creativity, and dedication.

More than just a class assignment, it’s a glimpse into the future of storytellers empowered through skill development.

At Tsha Films, we’re proud to be making a real impact in the community by equipping individuals with practical skills that lead to self-reliance and sustainable careers in film and media. 🎥🌍

03/09/2025

Let's GO YOUTUBE Tujibambe na "HER" Chapter 1, Chapter 2 Ikiload...

We will be releasing this drama film in series. Over the following weeks, the next chapters will be uploaded.
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https://youtu.be/sAX1-yEz0ag?feature=shared

01/09/2025

"HER Chapter 1" is Finally OUT!!

​We sincerely apologize for the delay in the release of our , "Her". We encountered unexpected challenges during the POST-PRODUCTION phase that prevented us from meeting our original timeline.

We appreciate your patience and understanding. However, We're thrilled to announce that THE FIRST CHAPTER of "HER," A drama exploring love and culture, will be released at 9PM on all our social media .
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As you dive into the first chapter, we will announce the release dates for the following .

​Thank you again for your patience and continued . Stay tuned—it's worth the wait!

26/08/2025

“Never allow anyone to stop you from moving towards your goals!”

A Word of encouragement from the founder of T-SHA Films, Justin Wellborn Mutumayi, to you.

T-SHA Films is a refugee-led organisation founded in 2019. It started with a goal, continued to develop with a strategy and to this day, it stands with a purpose; vocalising refugees through media.

From the sponsers, crew members, volunteers to the online supporters; a heartfelt thank you to everyone who attributed to T-SHA films ability to advocate and service the refugees in .

19/08/2025

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Brace yourself for HER! Part coming soon!

06/08/2025

Practice is when everything works but no one knows why, yet the “why” is fundamental for skill-development.

A typical day’s session of the Film Training course at T-SHA films begins in a conventional classroom and ends out doors to convert the acquired knowledge into actionable skills.

“Experience without theory is blind, but theory without experience is mere intellectual play”— Immanuel Kant.

16/07/2025

Classes have commenced!

We applaud all who leaped ahead and joined the . With excitement, we are ready to share our knowledge, skills, and opportunities with all pupil.

In the 5 months that you will endevour with T-SHA films, you will acquire information in various subjects, gain technical skills in various aspects —camera maneuvers, directing, script writing, and editing— as well as, be presented with opportunities to showcase your ability and further contribute to the media industry of , .

Our doors are still open to anyone who wishes to make an , gain technical and to pave ways for .

Contact: +254 719 639124
Email: [email protected]

07/07/2025

Insightful Orientation Days

Last Thursday and Friday, 3rd-4th of July, we held an open orientation for cohort 7 classes of Film-training which will commence this month.

This was a time where prospective participants of the course were able to get full insight of the expectations of both T-SHA films and their own. They were able to get answers of some uncertainty and any inquiry from one of our crew members.

Are you interested in joining the film training 4 months course commencing this month? Do you have inquiries about classes?
Don’t hesitate to contact T-SHA Films via;
Mobile: +254 719639124
Email: [email protected]

26/06/2025

Solidarity with Refugees, what does it truly mean and How should it be displayed? Solidarity refers to unity: unity of interest unity of responsibility and an outreach of empathy.

“It’s not just about giving aid, but creating platforms where refugees can be heard….. and understood” - Nirah Ismail, Resilience Action International

Solidarity goes beyond being provided with just necessities. Giving aid without listening to the voice of the refugee population breaches the ‘solidarity with refugees’ statement that is spoken of. How can unity be formed when interests are unknown, how can empathy be felt when the stories are unheard.

Refugees Seat

20/06/2025

Each year, 20 June marks World Refugee Day, the international day to sympathise with those who had no choice but to flee.

The Kakuma refugee camp, established in 1992, was originally built to provide the “Lost Boys of Sudan” with , and today approximately 306,414 people from various countries have found refuge in , Kenya.

Refugee children and families fleeing conflict need safe spaces to learn and grow, UNICEF plays a major role in this fulfilment along side external sponsorships and refugees themselves.

The theme for 2025 is “Solidarity with Refugees,” with the focus being what solidarity really means, not just in words but action. At T-SHA films we have displayed solidarity within our teachings, our collaboration with other (Refugee Led Organisations) and , as well as our film productions.

Together, we can defend our safety and advocate for solutions to our predicament.

Information extracted from
• https://www.unicefusa.org/what-unicef-does/childrens-protection/child-migrants-refugees/kakuma-refugee-camp #:~:text=Established%20in%201992%2C%20the%20Kakuma,of%20Sudan%E2%80%9D%20with%20humanitarian%20aid.

• https://kkcfke.org/geography-and-people/ #:~:text=According%20to%20UNHCR%2C%20the%20Kakuma,%2C%20and%20Rwanda%2C%20among%20others.

12/06/2025

View works of art, shoots and scenes from T-SHA Film’s production team first thing on Tiktok .

Keep up with behind the scene actions, T-sha Film’s productions and creative works of our members.

Let’s celebrate the exquisite works of one of our members, Dibeeh De Key highlighting our values in his shots.

Check out Talent Shade Films’s post.

02/06/2025

Special visitors

Today, we received with open arms, graceful guests , Faulu productions (an NGO based in Kakuma) and Aisha Moura Jaenicke (a ).

The visit was to enquire more about T-SHA Films productions, with intent to exchange viewpoints on film production, specifically the film industry in .

The result being shared ideas on how we can hold hands in showcasing a different angle of to the world. Let’s share what the oppressed have accomplished with the bare minimum.

FAULU Production and Aisha Moura, it was a delight to converse about the film industry with you.