Authentic African storytelling. Ambitious filmmaking.
Connecting creative talent with international audiences.
Rehoben Inspiraxion Media is a UK based film business bringing authentic African stories into focus through production, directing, distribution and shared screen experiences.
We develop original films and provide production and directing services for other producers and clients. Our approach connects African stories, locations and creative talent with planned UK post-production and preparation for international audiences.
A compelling film begins with a particular voice, a believable world and people who understand both. We bring a collaborative approach to stories rooted in African life, culture and imagination, working towards productions that can connect with audiences across borders.
From an early idea to a defined production brief, we help shape the creative direction, practical plan and partnerships a project needs. Our interests include feature films, documentary and commissioned screen work, with a clear role for African, UK and diaspora collaborators.
Meet Rehoben Inspiraxion MediaOriginal productions and services for others. A connected approach from the first idea to the people who watch it.
Original films and production services, from development to the agreed delivery.
02Creative interpretation, performance and a clear visual language for your story.
03Release preparation, rights conversations and routes to international audiences.
04Curated screenings, touring programmes and conversations around African cinema.
05Festival collaborations, filmmaker showcases and cultural exchange.
06Practical film and media learning for creatives, teams and institutions.
07Audience research, local partnerships and meaningful participation.
08Directing, production, distribution, locations, venues and creative connections across borders.
Our production model centres African writers, performers, settings and production expertise. Filming is planned mainly in Africa, with the UK contributing appropriate producing support, post-production coordination and international market preparation.
Each project needs its own team, budget and delivery plan. We shape the Africa and UK relationship around the story and the work required to complete it well.
From contemporary drama to documentary, our interests begin with a particular place, a clear voice and a story worth telling.
Family, ambition, belonging and change. Character-led drama rooted in the particular lives, languages and communities of Africa.
Our creative interests
We are developing an African film exhibition programme beginning in the UK, with a longer term route through selected partners into Europe and the USA. Alongside screenings, we welcome conversations about festivals and film showcases across Africa, the UK and the USA.
For cinemas, universities, arts venues and cultural organisations, this is an invitation to create a programme with a clear audience and a distinctive point of view.
RIM Training and Workshops connects practical learning with the work of telling stories. Explore sessions in story development, directing, production planning, camera and sound, editing, podcasting and reaching an audience. Organisations can discuss a programme shaped around their participants and goals.
For emerging creatives, production teams, educational institutions and cultural organisations. In person, online or through a tailored programme.
Explore training & workshopsWe welcome project conversations across Africa, the UK and the diaspora.
Work with RIMConnect with film, music and creative professionals across Africa, the UK and beyond.
Free founding membership for professionals, emerging talent and creative businesses. Applications are reviewed by RIM.
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