November 29, 2017 3:35:21 PM EAT / by Abigail Arunga What you need to know about being a digital marketer. Lucy Wamuyu is a professional digital...
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6 Tips to Make Your Film Project Stand Out.
August 16, 2017 6:35:15 PM EAT / by Thomas Bundi How can your film project stand out? As aspiring African film makers, directors and producers, it is...
Career Launchpad- Why you need soft skills to succeed
March 8, 2017 11:04:18 AM EAT / by Sylvia Kirema Being a creative genius is not enough to get your dream job. No matter how good you are. A polished...
Taking pictures is 10% of what you do 90% is presentation, communication and flavor.
Getting a Job in Film Production By Kingwa Kamencu ADMI students during their end of semester project Ginger Wilson, the co-founder and producer of Ginger Ink films, is...
Brian Onjoro shares his tips on how to manuever the creative industry This is not another ‘How to be Rich and Famous’ article by some random know-it-all, but rather a...
Award-winning Celestine Olilo on what it takes to succeed. Of all the fields within journalism, it’s easy to dismiss sports journalism as a frivolous undertaking pursued...
This year we had 143 students graduating from our institution which is a 54% increase from the last graduation. We thank all the stakeholders who have continued to...
Take a look at what took place during the 1st edition of The HIVE. Background "The HIVE" is a term that was coined by our students to reflect the culture, work ethic and...
You know Emmanuel Nyakwada as Point Blank Evumbi if you are at all interested in the world of graphics and animation in Kenya. Point Blank is a performing artist, event...
November 16, 2018 3:27:09 PM EAT / by Dorothy Michieka “You need to get relevant in places you consume content.” Terryanne Chebet. Isn't it beautiful when there's a...
Faith Oneya is a Senior Lifestyle Editor at Nation Media Group, and works extensively with multimedia - both in creating, crafting and editing - pieces daily...
December 23, 2016 11:00:22 AM EAT / by Caroline Muigai In 2011, cars had little software in them. Today, a new car is likely to have 100 million lines of code programmed...
