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Mediavision Acacdemy Tutor (Mugalasi Rodgers) together with the participants Mediavision Academy is making a significant impact in Yumbe District by empowering the youth with mobile graphics design training. Through the use of the CANVA app, young learners are gaining valuable skills and unleashing their creative potential, all from the convenience of their mobile phones.   One of the most notable aspects of this initiative is its accessibility. By utilizing a phone-based app, Mediavision Academy has effectively removed barriers to entry, ensuring that graphic design is accessible to all youth in Yumbe, regardless of their access to computers. This not only fosters inclusivity but also provides an opportunity for every young person to explore their creativity and develop important digital skills that are increasingly valuable in today's world. Participants utilizng their mobile phones Furthermore, the use of the CANVA app creates an engaging learning environment. Its user-fri...

  Barongo Justus, Tutor at Mediavision Academy during the ICT & MULTIMEDIA training The air buzzed with excitement and a profound sense of accomplishment on day three of the ICT and Multimedia training program in Arua. Today's agenda was packed with both review and innovative hands-on learning, further solidifying the journey of these motivated individuals towards mastering the digital landscape. The morning began with a comprehensive recap of yesterday's lessons. Students, eager to share their newfound knowledge, actively participated in discussions, tackling everything from basic phone usage to the fundamentals of digital marketing. The sense of fellowship and shared learning was evident, with each student contributing to a collective understanding of the core concepts. But the real highlight of the day arrived with the afternoon's practical session. It was time for the exciting introduction to VN, a powerful phone-based video editing app. This session aimed to e...

In a recent forum organized by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), Ugandan filmmakers gathered to explore export opportunities for their films. The keynote speaker, export development expert Odrek Rwabogo, left the attendees filled with hope and excitement for the journey of exporting their films internationally. Odrek Rwabwogo addressing the audience at UCC during the Film as an Export Forum Odrek Rwabogo emphasized the significance of differentiating African content by showcasing its unique perspectives and cultural touches. He believes that films are powerful mediums for telling restorative, healing, and inspiring stories that have a global impact. Rwabogo introduced the concepts of 'points of parity' and 'points of difference' in international competition. While all countries strive for excellence in technical aspects like design, marketing, and pricing, it is the unique aspects of a nation's story that set its content apart. Africa's rich histo...

Kevin Johns Nabukenya together with the Mediavision Team Today, the curtains draw to a close on the 11th edition of the Uganda Film Festival (UFF), and the Mediavision team bid farewell to the festival with a special screening of 'Soccer Heart,' a film by Kevin Johns Nabukenya. 'Soccer Heart' tells the relatable story of Sakku, a young man whose passion for soccer was stifled by his father's insistence that he join the family fishing business. But Sakku refused to let his dreams be extinguished, and he defied his father's will to pursue his true calling. The film is an inspiration to all who have ever had to confront the conflict between their own dreams and the expectations of others. It is a reminder that it is never too late to chase your passions, no matter the obstacles that may arise. Kevin Nabukenya, a lawyer by profession but a filmmaker by passion, drew upon her own experiences to create 'Soccer Heart.' Her story is a testament to the tr...

Director of Mediavision Academy together with the LC5 chairperson and the Deputy Mayor, Arua City Today, the city of Arua in the West Nile region of Uganda witnessed a groundbreaking event that signals a significant step towards digital empowerment and economic transformation. The Official Opening Ceremony for ICT and Multimedia Training, held at the Oli Central Division Council Hall, marked the beginning of a new era for the youth of Arua.   Mr. Nkambo Robert, CEO of Mediavision Academy, delivered an impassioned speech emphasizing the pivotal role of digital and ICT skills in addressing pressing societal issues, particularly youth unemployment. He highlighted the collaborative efforts between Mediavision Academy and the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) to bridge the gap in digital literacy across the region. Mr. Robert expressed the hunger for knowledge among the youth of Arua and underscored Mediavision Academy's commitment to empowering them through education. The ov...

  Some of the member from Mediavision Academy in a photo moment with Nisha Kalema (center) Written by Aloyo Annet, Director of Studies Mediavision Academy The team at Mediavision Academy was delighted to attend the screening of the remarkable film 'MAKULA' at Century Cinemax in Arena Mall. Our hearts swelled with pride as we witnessed the captivating performance of our esteemed alumna, Nisha Kalema, in her lead role as Mrs. Ntale. Nisha's portrayal of a woman trapped in a domestic prison was nothing short of extraordinary. With each passing scene, the audience was drawn deeper into her character's plight, where every discovery revealed a disturbing truth. Her unwavering determination to break free shone through, inspiring a profound sense of empathy and admiration. A scene in makula movie of Mrs. Ntale performed by Nisha Kalema As the movie unfolded, Nisha's talent illuminated the screen. Her refusal to be held captive and her relentless pursuit of freedom resonat...

  Participants attending the ICT and Multimedia training at the Division Hall Written by Aloyo Annet, Director of Studies at Mediavision Academy Today marks the commencement of our five-day ICT and Multimedia training in Arua district.  The training is taking place at Oli division hall in the heart of Arua city.  Arua is a bustling regional trade hub in the far north of Uganda. This initiative is part of the Uganda Communications Universal Service and Access Fund (UCUSAF), implemented through the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC). Initially planned for 100 participants, the overwhelming need and potential in Arua district has prompted us to extend our reach to 130 enthusiastic youth. Participants cover a range of professions including traders, farmers, business owners officer workers, students   etc…    For real like me my biggest dream of all time is to become a journalist and this is my starting point, said Shanitah Hikmah a 19 year old resident of ...