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Kampala Central Division, Uganda
Cinematographer / DOP · Textile Designer · Camera Assistant (AC)
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Kasawuli Bantu Mutebi, is a Ugandan cinematographer . His most well-known work includes the films Silent Will (2016), The Boss (2016), Struggling Faces(2019), Country of men (2019), and Beautiful Ashes. For his work on Country Of Men, he was nominated For Best Cinematography in Uganda Film Festival 2019. He is currently attached to the upcoming films Once Upon A Funeral,directed by Talemwa. And multi award winning short film JIMBI 2024 directed by Tusabe Ivan. He is also undertaking a meticulous research to writing a couple of books to be turned into films: •My Aunt's Referral •Kaboggoza •Canibal Tales •Abused Dogs (photo Book) •Pulkor Of The Dead Squad •You’re Not My Husband •The Sacred Tombs "I believe that creativity is a vital response to life. It engages us. It creates Art. Art exists as a testament to our humanity, giving birth to culture. It is political. It speaks about who we are, what we’ve been and where we are going. It is the meeting place of the world within us and the w
Kampala Central Division, Uganda
Cinematographer / DOP · Textile Designer · Camera Assistant (AC)
connectionsAbout • Biography
Kasawuli Bantu Mutebi, is a Ugandan cinematographer . His most well-known work includes the films Silent Will (2016), The Boss (2016), Struggling Faces(2019), Country of men (2019), and Beautiful Ashes. For his work on Country Of Men, he was nominated For Best Cinematography in Uganda Film Festival 2019. He is currently attached to the upcoming films Once Upon A Funeral,directed by Talemwa. And multi award winning short film JIMBI 2024 directed by Tusabe Ivan. He is also undertaking a meticulous research to writing a couple of books to be turned into films: •My Aunt's Referral •Kaboggoza •Canibal Tales •Abused Dogs (photo Book) •Pulkor Of The Dead Squad •You’re Not My Husband •The Sacred Tombs "I believe that creativity is a vital response to life. It engages us. It creates Art. Art exists as a testament to our humanity, giving birth to culture. It is political. It speaks about who we are, what we’ve been and where we are going. It is the meeting place of the world within us and the w