Blending In
Independent production originally produced for Action4Climate worldwide competition, executive produced by Noella Luka, Mercy Adundo, Stephanie Boy and Horace Onyango.
Strengthening the capacity of farmers to adapt to climate change through agricultural training (good farming practices) in Kenya's Tana River Delta.
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Noella LukaDirector
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Noella LukaWriter
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Mercy AdundoWriter
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Noella LukaProducer
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Mercy AdundoProducer
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Esther KunguCinematographer
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Mercy AdundoExecutive Producers
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Stephanie BoyExecutive Producers
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Horace OnyangoExecutive Producers
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Noella LukaExecutive Producers
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:10 minutes 23 seconds
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Completion Date:January 4, 2013
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Country of Origin:Kenya
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Country of Filming:Kenya
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Language:English, Swahili
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Mohammed Amin Africa Media AwardsNairobi
August 30, 2014
Winner -
Africa Climate Change and Reporting AwardNairobi
Kenya
August 30, 2014
2nd Runners Up -
CinemAvvenir Film FestivalRome
Italy
August 30, 2014
Official Selection -
Sustainable Blue Economy ConferenceNairobi
Kenya
November 27, 2018
Official Selection -
Out of Africa International Film Festival
Noela Luka holds a BA in Mass Communication from Africa Nazarene University. Since 2013 she has been an independent documentary filmmaker directing and co-producing award-winning films on Climate Change, Conservation and the Environment and working professionally with clients. Her work has been screened in Africa, Europe and in August 2018 in North America. In 2016 she was a recipient of a scholarship from Wake Forest University M.F.A Documentary Film Program, in North Carolina. In 2017 she received a grant to film the decline of Vultures in Kenya. She has documentary film experience in both Kenya and the United States.
The Tana Delta is a vast seasonal wetland complex. It is one of the most important wetlands in Africa and one of the largest freshwater wetland system in Kenya. Over the past decade, conflicts have been increasing in the Delta as a result of increasing competition for land use among new projects, natural resource conservation, and community interests.