4.8
Rating
22
Reviews
Tunde Adebayo✓ Verified
Houston, TX
Every Frame Tells a Story
Project Row Houses — Art Transforming Third Ward
Documentary
01 / 06
Documentary filmmaker telling Houston Black-owned business and community stories for the past eight years. Long-form profiles, short docs, archival research-based pieces. Recent work: a Third Ward business district series for KHOU 11, a Houston Hip-Hop Roots short for Bayou Voices podcast network, and an ongoing community-funded series on East End murals. Comfortable with on-camera interviews, archival research, FOIA requests, and shooting in low-budget verite conditions. Sony FX6 + small documentary kit. Past festival placements: Austin Film Festival (2024), Big Sky Documentary (2023), and a regional Emmy nomination for short-form documentary.
Documentary filmmaker telling Houston Black-owned business and community stories for the past eight years. Long-form profiles, short docs, archival research-based pieces. Recent work: a Third Ward business district series for KHOU 11, a Houston Hip-Hop Roots short for Bayou Voices podcast network, and an ongoing community-funded series on East End murals. Comfortable with on-camera interviews, archival research, FOIA requests, and shooting in low-budget verite conditions. Sony FX6 + small documentary kit. Past festival placements: Austin Film Festival (2024), Big Sky Documentary (2023), and a regional Emmy nomination for short-form documentary.
Documentary filmmaker telling Houston Black-owned business and community stories for the past eight years. Long-form profiles, short docs, archival research-based pieces. Recent work: a Third Ward business district series for KHOU 11, a Houston Hip-Hop Roots short for Bayou Voices podcast network, and an ongoing community-funded series on East End murals. Comfortable with on-camera interviews, archival research, FOIA requests, and shooting in low-budget verite conditions. Sony FX6 + small documentary kit. Past festival placements: Austin Film Festival (2024), Big Sky Documentary (2023), and a regional Emmy nomination for short-form documentary.