S3, Episode 3 Live - Thembalethu Mfebe and his journey in navigating the film industry as a young director to crafting youth programming on shows like Youngins & Adulting episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 8, 2025 · 43 MIN

S3, Episode 3 Live - Thembalethu Mfebe and his journey in navigating the film industry as a young director to crafting youth programming on shows like Youngins & Adulting

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Afriquan Film is a podcast series in which we shall explore our continent’s cinematic landscape through film recommendations, as well as conversations with pertinent practitioners working within this creative industry.Season 3 Episode 3 is a live episode that took place at BAI HEATSKRS with SAFTA-award winning filmmaker , Thembalethu Mfebe. Mfebe stands as one of South Africa’s most prolific youth filmmakers with a director’s credits list stacked with hit-shows like Youngins, Adulting, Miseducation & Outlaws as well having worked on the SAFTA-winning TIFF Selection, The Umbrella Men, Mfebe has amassed an astounding filmography within his first decade in the industry. In this conversation we explore his journey navigating the industry as a young black director and his experiences in bringing to life engaging youth programming like Adulting and Youngins. CreditsHost: Yalezo NjugunaGuest: Thembalethu MfebeVoice Artist: Nomava KibareResearch and Direction: Yalezo NjugunaPost-Production: Yalezo NjugunaOriginal Music Produced by: Katlego DoouShii ThemaProducers: Yalezo Njuguna and Kibare wa NjugunaFilm RecommendationTouki Bouki Brought to you by:Enraptured Odyssey & The Presidential Stimulus Fund

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