Who Are We?

About Giza

Giza Visuals is a vibrant film production house located in the heart of Nairobi founded in 2019. Powered by a team of young, passionate creatives, we specialize in crafting compelling, award-winning movies that captivate audiences and leave lasting impressions. 

Our films have conquered the local and international film stage, winning several awards including at Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards, Zanzibar International Film Festival, Kalasha International Film Awards,  and more.

Mission Yetu

Our mission is to harness the power of cinema to inspire positive change by telling captivating, original, and entertaining stories.

Vision Yetu

Our vision is to craft world-class productions that are captivating and impactful to audiences not just in Africa but in the world over.

Our Core Values

At Giza Visuals, we believe that every business should be anchored on strong moral principles for it to thrive. 

  • Work with respect for yourself and others
  • Entertain and engage our audience
  • Be self-driven and accountable for our actions
  • Be resourceful and think outside the box
  • Communicate and collaborate

Team Members

Omar Hamza

Founder, Director

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Omar is a passionate storyteller based in Nairobi. He founded Giza Visuals in 2019 and has since produced 4 feature films and numerous short films.  He has developed films and series at various programs such as Some Fine Day Pix, Red Sea Feature Film Program, Torino Film Lab, Deental and Series Mania.

His works have won multiple awards and have been screened in multiple festivals including CineKid Festival (Netherlands), Zanzibar International Film Festival, Silicon Valley African Film Festival (Los Angeles) and his latest short film Sukari is set to premiere at Pan African Film Festival (Los Angeles) in February 2025. 

Omar aims to showcase positive stories from Africa to redefine the continent’s global narrative.

June Wairegi

Creative Producer

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June is a producer and screenwriter based in Nairobi, Kenya. She’s a film studies graduate from United States International University-Africa. She’s developed feature films at Nigeria’s iDraft Screenwriting Program and The Red Sea Feature Film Program in-conjunction with Torino Film Lab.

She’s produced for various organizations and platforms such as MNET and Docubox EADF, with one of her shorts, Sukari premiering at Pan African Film Festival (Los Angeles). She’s a short film grantee of Some Fine Day Pix 2024, set for a May 2025 release.

June is interested in telling culturally centered stories of genuine human experiences that are relatable, entertaining and artistically tasteful.