Building a stronger audiovisual industry through professional development, collaboration, training, resources and opportunities for Uganda's cinematographers and creative professionals.
Frame 01 / Craft in focusUCA brings together cinematographers, videographers and other audiovisual professionals who contribute to Uganda's creative industry.
Founded in 2013 as the Uganda Videographers Association and renamed the Uganda Cinematographers Association in 2018, UCA is affiliated with the National Culture Forum.
Read our story →UCA seeks to support talented creators with resources and opportunities to produce high-quality audiovisual content that showcases Uganda's cultural heritage and creative talent.
Strengthening the confidence, networks and professional practice of creators.
Creating space for practical learning, exchange and technical growth.
Supporting conversations around equipment, funding and production infrastructure.
Opening pathways for creators to be seen, connected and recognised.
Image-makers shaping how stories feel and move.
Creative leaders translating vision into production.
Technical craftspeople refining picture and light.
Videographers, scriptwriters and other professionals.
UCA's intended regional development initiative is about registering and empowering audiovisual creators countrywide, with stronger structures, training and access to production resources.
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Practical learning and skills exchange for creators at different stages.
Professional relationships that make collaboration easier and stronger.
Conversations around cameras, lighting, post-production and access.
Building a wider, more connected national audiovisual community.
Helping Uganda's visual storytellers gain visibility and recognition.
A stronger foundation for sustainable careers in the industry.
Explore the people, ideas, and opportunities shaping Uganda's audiovisual community.
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Explore the people, ideas, and opportunities shaping Uganda's audiovisual community.
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Explore the people, ideas, and opportunities shaping Uganda's audiovisual community.
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