Roger Hawkins darektan Zimbabue ne kuma mai shirya fina-finai wanda aka fi sani da fina-fakkaatu kamar The Legend of the Sky Kingdom shekarar (2003), The Silent Fall (2006) da The Lion of Judah shekarar (2009).[1]

Roger Hawkins
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Harare
Karatu
Makaranta Jami'ar Natal
Sana'a
Sana'a darakta

Rayuwa ta farko da aiki

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An haife shi kuma ya girma a Harare, Zimbabwe, Hawkins ya kammala karatu tare da digiri na BSc a aikin gona daga Jami'ar Natal .[2] Baya sami BSc, ya zama malamin makaranta, marubucin talla, fumigator, mai binciken ƙasa, mataimakin bincike, mai wasan piano da mai kula da lambu. Hawkins ya yi murabus daga aikinsa a matsayin malamin lissafi a 1993 don neman aiki a cikin zane-zane. shirya wani kiɗa da ya rubuta kuma ya ba da umarni mai suna The Singer . [1] Bayan nasarar The Singer, Hawkins ya samar da jerin shirye-shiryen TV na Adventure Unlimited da fim din talabijin na Choose Freedom . [2] Ya yi karatun jagorantar a makarantar fim mai zaman kanta Raindance Film Festival . Hawkins <refba da umarnin fim din TV na minti 60 Dr Juju, wanda aka harbe shi cikin kwanaki shida.

A shekara ta 2003, Hawkins ya fitar da fim dinsa mai suna The Legend of the Sky Kingdom . yi shi a Harare kuma ya fara amfani da dabarar da ake kira "junkmation". zaɓi fim din daga cikin manyan biyar na shigarwa 1,300 a bikin wasan kwaikwayo na duniya a Faransa. Hawkins yi aiki tare da mutane goma sha biyar kuma ya shafe shekaru hudu yana yin fim din. yi haruffa da saiti a cikin fim din daga abubuwan da aka watsar kamar sassan mota, kayan aiki, kayan abinci, bututu da katako.[3]

Hotunan da aka zaɓa

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  • Labarin Masarautar Sama (2003)
  • Rashin Rashin Ruwa (2006)
  • Zaɓi 'Yanci
  • Dokta Juju
  • Zaki na Yahuza (2009)

Manazarta

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  1. "Roger Hawkins – Biography". African Films Festival. Archived from the original on 2 November 2019. Retrieved 2 November 2019.
  2. 2.0 2.1 "Roger Hawkins – Biography". Moz'Art. Archived from the original on 2 November 2019. Retrieved 2 November 2019.
  3. Steve Vickers (22 September 2003). "Junk earns Zimbabwe film kudos". BBC News. Archived from the original on 2 November 2019. Retrieved 2 November 2019.