Eyeris Communications

We are looking for a Videographer/Editor Intern to join our creative team.

This is a great opportunity for someone passionate about visual storytelling, eager to gain hands-on experience, and ready to grow. From capturing compelling footage to polishing edits, you’ll be part of real projects that make an impact.

🗓️ Application Deadline: July 31, 2025
💼 Paid Internship
📍 Location: Nairobi

If you have a keen eye, basic camera and editing skills, and a portfolio (even a small one), we’d love to hear from you.

At Eyeris Communications, we don’t just create content—we craft impactful narratives that amplify the voices of development and donor organizations across Africa.

Since 2014, we’ve been committed to elevating our clients’ missions through holistic, agile, and multilingual communication strategies tailored for both local and global audiences.

Our team of experts includes PR specialists, videographers, photographers, creative writers, animators, and digital strategists, all dedicated to helping organizations achieve tangible goals like raising funds or influencing policy.

Whether it’s through documentaries, creative design, or strategic digital campaigns, we make sure your message resonates.

With a strong media network and a deep understanding of diverse cultural contexts, Eyeris stays “glocal”—bridging the gap between global initiatives and local realities.

🔗 Learn more: eyeriscommunications.co.ke
📧 Let’s collaborate: [email protected]

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We are looking to engage an Amharic translator for a short term assignment.

If interested, or know anyone who fits the role please contact us at [email protected]

Join our dynamic team at Eyeris Communications as we seek a talented videographer/editor to bring our stories to life!

If you're passionate about visual storytelling and ready to make an impact, apply now.

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We're on the hunt for a talented Video Editor to join our team! 🎬✨

Are you a wizard with Final Cut Pro? Do you have a passion for crafting visual stories that captivate audiences? We want YOU!

Requirements:
- Proficiency in video editing software
- Creative flair and attention to detail
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to meet deadlines

If you're ready to bring our projects to life with your editing magic, send your portfolio and resume to [email protected]

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Our team has been working tirelessly to capture the incredible successes of humanitarian programs through powerful storytelling.

We're proud to partner with development organizations to visually showcase the positive impact they're making across the globe. Through our lens, we're telling stories of hope, resilience, and change. Together, we're making a difference!

"The farmer has patience and trusts the process. He just has the faith and deep understanding that through his daily efforts, the harvest will come. And then one day, almost out of nowhere, it does."

- Robin Sharma

Before the reward, there must be labour.

We caught up with Samuel, a farmer from Chuka in his farm. The recent rains brought with them bountiful harvest!

While we live to tell authentic African stories, the positive ones are the most rewarding to document.

The localisation agenda is transforming the international humanitarian system.

Having national and local actors at the forefront to lead the action and receive a much larger share of the available funding directly is ensuring more impact of programmes in the Global south. This is largely due to the fact that local actors have usually better access to places, information and knowledge of local cultures, sensitivities, practices, priorities and needs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjhbPLxwSHA

Step up and fight for the planet | Oxfam GB

A water pan in Badana, Garbatulla.

This is drinking and cooking water for the community members in this area. Here's an interesting fact, this is actually water from Mt.Kenya that flows all the way down to Isiolo. In the midst of this drought, this rain water is everything to this community.