Nico’s love for camera and film was kindled in his hometown, Bulawayo Zimbabwe, where he worked as a wedding videographer. This is were he learned to think two steps ahead. Nico had big dreams, so he made his way south, landing in Cape Town. Unsurprisingly, he became solutions-driven while never forgetting his life’s passion: to tell gripping human stories in films that show ‘there can be beauty after ashes’. His extensive experience spans various genres, allowing him to adapt his skills to different storytelling styles effectively. Nyoni possesses a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of lighting, which he uses to enhance the visual aesthetics of each project. His passion for shaping subjects through light not only highlights their features but also evokes the desired emotional tone, engaging audiences on a deeper level. Whether working in TV commercials, reality television, drama, or documentary formats, Nyoni’s expertise ensures that each shot captures the essence of the narrative, making him a sought-after professional in the industry. His commitment to his craft continues to set him apart as a leading figure in contemporary cinematography.
I put a lot of effort into creating visuals that evoke emotions in viewers and draw them into the story.
I make a point of paying meticulous attention to composition, lighting, and camera movement in order to make each frame visually appealing, in an effort to capture the essence of the moment.
My overarching objective is to produce videos that offer the viewer both an experience and a story.
I'm well-versed in various filming techniques and the technical aspects of videography, allowing me to create visually stunning and professional videos.
I aim to be a storyteller who weaves narratives through the art of videography.
My videos are more than mere visual representations; they are windows into emotions and memories, waiting to be shared.
“You can be technically strong, and focus all your efforts on elements like casting, music, cinematography and sets, but they are all just add ons. End of the day, filmmaking is really about how well you tell a story.”
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