Join us for a beautiful evening to celebrate the work produced by our Part-Time and Full-Time programme students. This event will also showcase the graduating bodies of work as produced by our One-Year Cinematography programme and 6-Month Video Content Production programme. We hope to see you there!
Image by Full-Time Professional Photography student 2019, Courtney Haas. Join us for a beautiful evening to celebrate the work produced by our Part-Time and Full-Time programme students. This exhibition will also showcase the graduating bodies of work as produced by our One-Year Professional Photography programme and 6-Month Technical Photography programme. We hope to see you...
Written by Bryce Hepburn, Head of Orms Cape Town School of Photography. Ask any two photographers what constitutes a 'good' photo, and you will receive two different answers. In real estate photography, a good photograph won't ensure an immediate sale. Still, a lousy, ill-conceived image guarantees that the buyer will keep looking elsewhere. The short...
Since the beginning, Ruan Booyens, a graduate of our Cinematography for Content Creation programme (2018), has had a unique ability to put across a story. This year he has decided to join us again, but in a slightly different way - by producing a video-series that demonstrate the skills he's gained during his year in...
Written by Collier Brown // The Od Review Matt Slater’s series, “Autumnal Glimpses,” abjures all commercial, Hallmark falls. No red maples or perse sweetgum. Nothing picturesque. Obscured, discolored, soiled, torn and fragmented, stitched and reframed, Slater’s trees belong to that doleful impermanence meted out by Rilke’s deity. Originally from a small town on the Eastern Cape...
We recently welcomed filmmaker and photographer, Justice Mukheli to come and talk to our students and friends about his life and career as visual storyteller. Justice grew up in Soweto. He made clear - very happily so. Looking back, he's thankful for the adversity he's faced. Thankful for being dyslexic with teachers unbeknownst to the...
EXHIBITION DETAILS Thursday, 1 August 2019 Doors open: 18:00 / Close: 20:00 4th floor, 62 Roeland str, Gardens, Cape Town. On Thursday evening, 1 August 2019 we are opening the doors to reveal the body of work our 2019 Artist in Residence, Thalente Khomo, has been producing in the last month with us. I am...
8 July 2019 All I can hear is Sjava’s song ugogo playing on repeat. This song is like a personal mantra. It talks about everything I believe in and how my grandmothers have shaped the human I am going to be and the human I am today. The lyrics are: Dankie dankie Mdali for ukungigcinela...
01 July 2019 I told myself ‘’see the world through the eyes of a child Thalente’’, my photography has always been about seeing the world through my childhood memories and childhood experiences. The challenge I am faced with in this project is to look the world through the eyes of an adult. I look at...
Join us as we celebrate the work of 10 high school students who through their training on smartphone photography have responded to the topic of Leadership. The EduSnappers will be presenting a selection of photographs that unpack ideas on the qualities of a leader and leadership that is witnessed in their immediate communities. Opening Friday,...
We recently collaborated with Nikon to run a competition where our students could shoot a short video with the latest Nikon Z6 and compete to win a Z6 kit valued to nearly R50 000. With many stunning submissions and after much deliberation, we've got our winner! Congratulations to Justin Reinecke, one of our 6-Month Part-Time...
Since the beginning, Ruan Booyens, a graduate of our Cinematography for Content Creation programme (2018), has had a unique ability to put across a story. This year he has decided to join us again, but in a slightly different way - by producing a video-series that demonstrate the skills he's gained during his year in...
