About us
Welcome to Marang Film & Television — where the power of collaboration fuels our passion for storytelling. We believe that great films are born from the collective efforts of talented individuals, each contributing their unique skills, creativity, and perspectives.
By partnering with skilled freelancers and reputable production companies, we bring your vision to life. When you work with us, you’re gaining a dedicated team who values open communication, listens to your ideas, and ensures your message is captured perfectly on screen.
In Setswana, the word ‘marang’ translates to ‘sunbeams’ — radiant rays of light.
Collaboration
At the heart of our passion lies the recognised need to collaborate with the best and brightest in the industry. We’re on the lookout for skilled freelancers, visionary creators, and dynamic production companies who share our commitment to delivering top-tier, locally-produced content.
In meeting the growing demand for high-quality storytelling, we assemble a collective of talents who bring diverse perspectives and expertise to the table.
Whether you’re an individual, an NGO, or a production powerhouse, together, we’ll weave narratives that captivate, inspire, and set new benchmarks in the realms of fictional storytelling and impactful non-fiction.
Quality assurance
At the helm of our operations is George Eustice. With a rich tapestry of broadcast credits, he seamlessly transitions between roles as a producer, director, writer, director of photography, editor, sound designer, and colourist.
His journey extends globally, collaborating with international clients and contributing to a diverse range of projects. He has also taken on the roles of lecturer and technical instructor, imparting invaluable skills to the next generation of filmmakers.
George’s multifaceted experience has cultivated a keen attention to detail, ensuring a commitment to quality across every aspect of the production process. This dedication to excellence is the cornerstone of our assurance to clients and supporters.
