Wanjiru M. Njendu Net Worth is
$200,000

Mini Biography

Developing up with affects from many American motion pictures and Television shows , Wanjiru spent her childhood in Kenya recreating scenes from E.T, Superman, Indiana Jones and Superstar Wars with her siblings and neighbours hence earning her the nickname “Magic”. At period when the united states only acquired one television channels controlled by an individual party federal government, Wanjiru’s parents made certain she imagined. By renting films and purchasing her books the nourished her craving for food for art. Wanjiru attended Emerson University in Boston, Massachusetts. As Wanjiru was influenced by the tales her grandparents and parents informed her as a kid and she begun to research the annals from the MAU MAU. The effect was her thesis film, “Safari Ya Jamhuri: A Trip to Independence”. The film was an entrant for greatest documentary in the Roxbury Film Celebration in 2003. Wanjiru’s film credits include several brief movies: “Appearance Again” that was nominated for the 2012 African Film Academy Prize and Champion- Ideal Diaspora Film- Kalasha Honours – Kenya and tv credits in below the series positions on “Samantha Who all”, ‘Super temps” and “Mainly Evil” amongst others. She is an associate of Film Separate and Ladies in Film. Wanjiru produced the 5th Annual LADIES IN Film International Committee’s Brief Film Series, “Out of Africa, A Nights Kenyan Film & Lifestyle”. It had been held at General Studios in General Town, California, on Sunday March 5th, 2011. THE TOWN of LA honored the series in 2012, hailing the 2011 series being a ethnic contribution to the town. Wanjiru in addition has directed and hosted the crimson floor covering interviews for LADIES IN Film’s 5th Annual Pre-Oscar party (2012), a live taping the Q&A -panel of a screening process from the film MISSRepresentation presented with the SAG-AFTRA and LADIES IN Film aswell seeing that the 2012 Ladies in Film/ Range LADIES IN Film’s purple floor covering interviews because of their Range/Females In Film celebrates the 2012 Feminine Prime-time Nominees She was selected with the Producer’s Guild of America’s Variety Committee to take part in their 2013 Variety Workshop. She serves for the Professional Board from the African Performers Association in Hollywood, California and is known as a great resource from the Kenyan Film Commission payment. Her African and American upbringing influences her approach like a director to film and tv.

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