Shedrack Salami is a cinematographer and visual artist driven by a deep passion for visual storytelling and inspiring change through his work. His journey into filmmaking stems from a lifelong love for visual expression, drawing from skills he has honed through various art forms.

He began his creative journey as a graphic designer in 2015 while studying Sociology at Kogi State University. In 2018, he transitioned to fine art, focusing on body art to address social issues like drug abuse, sexual violence, electoral malpractice, xenophobia, and COVID-19. His impactful works earned media recognition and the Hall of Fame award in 2019 as Kogi State’s most creative and versatile artist.

In 2020, Shedrack expanded into photography, capturing heartfelt stories across Nigeria. By 2021, he settled on a career in cinematography and video post-production, where he combined his artistic background and technical skills to create impactful films.
Shedrack’s directorial and producer debut documentary, “Beyond Olympic Glory,” tells the story of Nigerian female boxer Cynthia Ogunsemilore. The film captures her journey of determination and resilience as she seeks redemption following a doping scandal that led to her suspension during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Sponsored by the French Embassy in Nigeria and supported by the StoryMi Academy, the documentary reflects Shedrack’s talent for crafting narratives that inspire hope and shine a light on the human spirit’s strength in the face of adversity.
He has worked on multinational projects, including documentaries, commercials, and brand videos. His notable credits include Director/Cinematographer for “Semblance Realism”, Director/Producer for “Telemedicine Bridging Healthcare Gaps in Nigeria” Camera operator for "Uncommon Beauty Season 1&2," Second camera operator for "Calling the Spirits,"
Shedrack has collaborated with major international organizations like McKinsey, HISPASAT, AXESS Network, WAZIMA Health, COMITAS Health, Samsung Mobile, TajBank, GTBank, Tecno Mobile, and Nigerian Breweries.

Through his work, Shedrack aims to inspire a new generation of African creatives. He believes in using film to challenge societal norms, foster empathy, and encourage people to become agents of transformation.