Season 2, Episode 4: Ndrika Anyika

In this episode Ndrika and Ella bond over what brings them joy, creating inclusivity and boundaries

Ndrika at a glance:

Ndrika is a full-time filmmaker who has worked with the BBC and BFI among others and is passionate about telling the stories of the misrepresented.

Show Notes:

What is a DOP?

The joy of collaboration

creating an inclusive environment

the importance of boundaries and overwork, paid what your worth

how is increased inclusivity changing things

working with others

money

10 steps question


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Who is Ndrika Anyika?

Ndrika is a filmmaker hailing from Sheffield that seeks to challenge societal norms with an emphasis on her Nigerian heritage and Black northern identity.

Whether as a director or DOP, Ndrika is passionate about telling stories that give voices to people that are misrepresented in mainstream media and have been intentionally and historically underrepresented. 

Aside from directing the BFI and BBC Drama funded short film Home, she was recently commissioned by BBC Arts and Spread the Word to direct a short film during lockdown called Recipes for Making Sense of this for their Culture in Quareinte series. She also directed a short film, A Flourishing Crown (BBC Art and New Creatives), that focused on the topics of adoption and displacement.

She works extensively with artists, writers and performers across the country, documenting their craft and creating visual art pieces that have been shown as part of art exhibitions.


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