Eco Nyumba

Born on January 15th, 2002, in Gulu City, Uganda, Komakech Ravens Felix, known professionally as Lucas Ravie, discovered his passion for storytelling at a young age. Inspired by the captivating narratives of Hollywood films, he envisioned himself as a creator of visually compelling stories that could resonate with audiences worldwide.
Lucas's journey into the world of filmmaking began with his move to the capital, Kampala, where he completed his high school education. During his formative years, he embarked on a short film course during his vacations, immersing himself in the fundamentals of cinematography and film production.
Attending SMARI Institute in Kampala provided Lucas with the foundational knowledge of filmmaking, but he didn't stop there. He supplemented his formal education with self-directed learning, turning to online resources like YouTube and attending various workshops to further hone his skills as a director.
Lucas's directorial debut came with the documentary "The Greenside of Gulu," which highlighted the resilience of individuals rebuilding their lives after the two-decade war in Northern Uganda. This was followed by the impactful short film "Broken," which addressed the theme of PTSD, drawing from real-life experiences of individuals close to Lucas.He also assisted the direction of the short film "Akilom" shot in Moroto
"Broken" received its first award in 2023 at the Regional Film Competition and went ahead to receive 3 more international Nominations in the same year including " The NGO International Film Festival ,Australia" and Kindom Film Festival ,Nigeria showcasing Lucas's ability to create compelling narratives that resonate with audiences and critics alike. His talent was further recognized with the "Best Smartphone Short Film" award, demonstrating his innovative approach to filmmaking.
Looking ahead, Lucas aims to establish his own production company, where he can continue to create meaningful films that tackle important social issues. He aspires to inspire aspiring filmmakers and use his platform to effect positive change in society. With upcoming projects focused on cancer, HIV, and his first feature film, Lucas Ravie is poised to make a significant impact on the world of cinema.