David Mukama is a dynamic Ugandan Creative artist excelling as a screenwriter, Director & Productions Assistant committed to storytelling that drives social change. Born and raised in Kaliro District, Eastern Uganda. He discovered his passion for the arts early, exploring poetry and songwriting in primary school.

His dedication to the craft earned him a writing certificate from CineArts Academy in 2023 and a Certificate in Production Assisting from Stage32 in 2024. He wrote and directed his first film “Dear Mom”, a short film officially selected for the 7th Kaduna International Film Festival in Nigeria and nominated in Malawi at Malawi Film Festival.

Determined to refine his skills, David joined the Tebere Arts Foundation as an Emerging Artist in 2024, expanding his expertise into theater. Later that year, he was selected for the iKon Young Filmmakers Fellowship.

He directed the stage play 'God's Will' and acted in various productions including 'House of Clergy', 'Not Enough Sugar', 'Bihogo is Dead', 'Soloviya', and 'Nsiti'. Additionally, he stage-managed 'Not Enough Sugar'.

He served as the Festival Coordinator's Assistant for the 11th edition of the Kampala International Theatre Festival and as a Juror for the Mpumalanga International Film Festival 2025 in Mpumalanga Province, South Africa.

Through his work, David tackles critical social issues, including mental health, gender equality, sexual and reproductive health rights. His storytelling serves as a powerful tool for advocacy, aiming to educate, inspire, and create meaningful impact across different mediums.