Field Production Class

Field Production Class with Kobina

Join us for an exciting in-person Field Production Class!

This event will be held in Carmen Hall, on the campus of Lehman College in The Bronx, NY.

Get ready to learn all the ins and outs of field production from a seasoned expert. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this class is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their skills in the field.

One session is dedicated to an "Intro to Editing with Davinci" so that you can edit your projects with ease!

Field production classes prepare students to plan shows, conduct interviews, and capture footage on location using digital HD cameras, light kits, and audio equipment. Participants learn to edit their footage and produce sample programs and segments.

Carman Hall
Lehman College Campus
250 Bedford Park BLVD West
Bronx, NY 10468
Thursdays: 5:30pm to 8:00pm (5 Sessions)
Intructor Bio: Anibok Kobina
As the Founder, CEO, and Director of Photography at Anibok Studios, Kobina is actively creating and building a catalog of 100 films to shape the story-telling narrative of Ghanaian and Ameri-African culture. The guiding tenet of Kobina’s career is to establish a solid body of diverse work through collaboration and innovative ways of filming. Anibok Studios is a production company that develops content for Film, TV, and Streaming under the leadership of Kobina. Born in Tema, Ghana, Kobina’s movie-watching pastime morphed into a lifelong passion for directing, producing, editing, and photography where the first time he was on a film set became a pivotal moment of his career.
Kobina’s entrepreneurial approach to creativity means not merely focusing on creating content or film, but includes first, understanding the business of art to create a sustainable venture and second, creating opportunities for other Creatives in Ghana. The expediency of having a voice that leaves a positive impact on Ghanaian culture is what led Kobina to dig deep into communication, creativity, and leadership capabilities to make the transition from Accountant to Director of Photography.
It was through the mundane everyday activities of working out, reading, and watching movies that Kobina further appreciated that he connected with the art of telling stories and film in a deep way that would not allow him to stay on the sidelines. Of particular interest to Kobina is the narrative surrounding violence against women, women’s empowerment, and support for the deaf and blind community.
Kobina’s body of work extends from Ghana to New York where his short films in particular are an eclectic treat of African culture interpreted through the lens of contemporary reality. Fuelled by the personal inspiration of his father who defied a myriad of financial and geographical odds to succeed both as an individual and family man, Kobina’s goal is to turn dreams into films. This he has put into play by building a company from the ground up and working with clients including Vogue Espana where he was Editor of the project, Brussels Airlines, Centric TV, Essence, and Shea Moisture.
Kobina’s favorite memory from his career has been filming backstage at the 2016 BET Awards and seeing talents such as Samuel Jackson, Snoop Dogg, Stevie Wonder, Jamie Fox, and Beyoncé.

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