{2018, Marsa Alam, Egypt. 3-min video}
Wadi El Gemal National Park
The Park of Wadi el Gemal, whose name means "Valley of Camels" is the only one in Egypt, besides the one of Ras Mohamed, which includes a terrestrial area that extends over a surface of 4770 Sq Km, and a marine area that develops over another 2000 Sq Km, extending over 120 Km of shoreline, often bordered by vast mangrove areas. The Park of Wadi Gemal, still relatively unknown and rarely visited, is home to an important community of Ababda Beduins, who are trying to preserve their ancient traditions. Inside the Park we find a variety of sites of great tourist interest, as well as sandy beaches, and shorelines fringed by coral reefs among the most beautiful and unspoiled in Egypt.
Credits
Producer: Samah Abaza
Camera and Edits: Manfred Bortoli
This video was produced for the UNDP project EPASP and for the Abu Ghusoun Community Development Association in Marsa Alam.
{2013, Cairo. 2-min video}
Dahab
Dahab is a typical Egyptian entrepreneur. Armed with just an idea and a healthy dose of determination, she set off two years ago to achieve her dream of starting her own project. Running her business out of a simple food cart in a back alley off of Tahrir Square, next to a maze of cafes, she is now lauded as possibly Cairo's best kept culinary secret.
Credits
Producer: Samah Abaza
Camera and Edits: Mostafa El Sayad
This video was produced for Bamyan Media as part of an online video campaign with the purpose of promoting Entrepreneurship in Egypt.
{2014, London. 4-min video}
Global EntrepreneurshipWeek
For Global Entrepreneurship Week, we walked around central London and asked people what the word entrepreneur meant to them. Here's what they told us.
Credits
Concept & Creative Producer: Samah Abaza
Production Team: Selini Papanelopoulou, Gabriela Sperling, Rassi Narika
Camera and Edits: Reza Mustappa
{2013, Cairo. 3:21-min video}
The Highway Turbine
Khaled – a senior engineering student tackling Egypt’s major energy issue through a small business that was born out of his graduation project. With just some basic school resources, Khaled partnered with two of his friends to build a prototype, and grow a business that is known today as The Greenewable Project.
Credits
Producer: Samah Abaza
Camera and Edits: Mostafa El Sayad
This video was produced for Bamyan Media as part of an online video campaign with the purpose of promoting Entrepreneurship in Egypt.
{2013, Cairo. 2-min video}
Snippets from a Ramadan Series
This video was edited as the Finale for a 30-day web-series produced in Ramadan 2013. The video is a register of young Egyptian Entrepreneurs reciting their hopes and dreams for post-revolution Egypt.
Credits
Producer: Samah Abaza
Camera and Edits: Mostafa El Sayad, Mina Ashraf, Peter Girgis
{2014, London. 3:42-min video}
Global EntrepreneurshipWeek
Millennial couples seem to be ditching nine-to-five career options, and focusing on starting their own individual projects. In this short video we talked to a young couple during their graduate course in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship, they shared with us their thoughts on the subject.
Credits
Concept & Creative Producer: Samah Abaza
Production Team: Selini Papanelopoulou, Gabriela Sperling, Rassi Narika
Camera and Edits: Reza Mustappa