Felix O Masi from Arlington, VA, age 52

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Documentary Photographer And Multimedia

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Location:

Arlington, VA

Industry:

Photography

Work:

Chrisalys Academy
Felix Information Systems A Documentary Photographer and Filmmaker, Mentor, Image and Styles Manager In South Africa
Chrisalys Academy Sep 2017 - Jan 2018
Volunteer Multimedia Trainer
Pathfinder International Sep 2017 - Jan 2018
Documentary Photographer
Voiceless Children Sep 2017 - Jan 2018
Director and Co-Founder
Listen Up Tv/Adobe Youth Voices 2007 - 2008
Mentor and Producer

Education:

Nyabondo High School 1988 - 1991

Skills:

Photography
Multimedia
Photojournalism
Journalism
Documentaries
Newspapers
Fundraising
Nonprofits
Editorial
Film
Digital Photography
Editing
Research
Video Production
Image Editing
Non Profits
Blogging
Photos
Social Media
Magazines
Storytelling
Portrait Photography
Corporate Communications
Video Editing
Marketing Communications
Social Networking
Advertising
Marketing
Film Production
Languages
Non Profit Communications
Non Profit Development
Media Relations
Video
New Media

Interests:

Health
Networking
Children
Education
Environment
Photography
Science and Technology
Music
Human Rights
Humanitarian Photography/Documentary
Reading Books
Civil Rights and Social Action
Films and Food
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Social Services
Economic Empowerment
Traveling
Animal Welfare
Arts and Culture
Multimedia

Languages:

English
Swahili
Lingala

Certifications:

Documentary Photography and Multimedia

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Lived:

Washington DC

Work:

The Standard - Photojournalist (1999-2005)
Non Profit - Consultant Photographer (2006-2012)
Listen Up - Film Mentor (2008-2009)
Voiceless Children - Director-founder (2006-2012)

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Felix Masi is a Kenyan-born American independent Multimedia photojournalist/filmmaker, founder of Voiceless Children, and former staff photojournalist with The Standard Group, in 2005 he quit he quit his job as a newspaper photojournalist to focus on covering social issues, the same year he was selected to attend U.S. Department of State sponsored International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) with participants from around the world. Currently based in Washington DC, Masi works with international non-profits documenting humanitarian work and development, mainly in Africa. Most recently, Felix has worked in Kenya, South Africa, and Angola, though his work has taken him to Uganda, Ethiopia, The Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, and Tanzania, among others. Masi participated in the Save and Protect the Planet project produced in Portugal, Switzerland, and New York. He also worked on a 2010 World Cup project in South Africa with World Press Photo Foundation. He has produced an award winning short film called “Hands of Love” through support from Adobe Youth Voices and Listen Up! He covered a White House African Youth Summit participant for Interface Media Group (IMG), Masi’s commitment to the grandmothers and orphans in Kenya and the work he had already started documenting their lives was the germ for the award-winning film “A Grandmother’s Tribe,” for which he was the local production coordinator, advisor and photographer. http://felixmasi.photoshelter....

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