Sascha Klamp is a London-based photojournalist and documentary filmmaker who captures compelling stories of people and places around the world. With an insatiable curiosity and empathy for his subjects, Klamp highlights social impact and justice issues through his photography and films.

Klamp's passion for storytelling is rooted in his background in social anthropology and ethnology. He seeks to understand and illuminate the human condition across cultures. Though he spent years as an investor and entrepreneur, traveling globally for due diligence, Klamp found his calling as a photographer and filmmaker.

After completing his MA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography with Distinction from the University of the Arts London, Klamp's work has taken him to frontier and emerging markets worldwide. He was sponsored by the James Foley Foundation to take a course on Stress Management and Civil Unrest to aid his work in challenging environments.

Klamp's photography and films put a human face on global social issues. He captures the struggles and triumphs of people confronting adversity with sensitivity and compassion. His work gives voice to those often unheard.

He further holds Executive MBA and LLM degrees and is married with three daughters.