Motion Graphics // Branding // Promotional Material

Kenbe Fem

Kenbe Fem is a documentary I worked on as a part of Kay Tita. Kenbe Fem follows the story of David Pierre-Louis, a Haitian-American entrepreneur based out of Seattle, and his experience with the 2010 earthquake that lead him to found his non-profit, Kay Tita, whose mission is to empower and strengthen communities and especially entrepreneurs in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Kenbe Fem was directed by Mark Goodnow of the Production Foundry over the course of 7 years. The screenings of Kenbe Fem acted as the beginnings of a fundraising campaign for Kay Tita to raise funds to build an Impact Hub in Haiti. The film screened internationally, mainly in the US and Europe. In Creole, Kenbe Fem means "to hold firm" or "stand strong."

Scenes

Intro Scene | We used a style of watercolor-like textures because Haiti is known for their love of art.

Historical Scene | This is a motion graphic scene to help showcase the history of Haiti. We were given a rough script of the voice over, and we worked to develop the imagery to associate with the content. We utilized a “water color” theme for all the motion graphics, and in this scene, we changed those same elements to represent blood, war, violence, and oppression.

Influence Scene | A representation of Kay Tita's potential influence to empower local entrepreneurs. 

Outro scene

Marketing Material Samples

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