Queen Shooter makes a mark in the videography industry

Friday, November 19, 2021 | 70 Views |

Malebogo Timpa, also known as Queen Shooter, is one of the few women cinematographers in Botswana. The young woman studied Multimedia, which ignited her love for videography and passion for media production.

This videographer is specifically into music videos although she still does other things such as graphics and other related projects. "I studied Multimedia at school and also learnt a lot online.

I have three years experience in the industry. I am passionate about my work. I also want to show people that ladies can be equally good at jobs perceived to be done by men since this industry is known to be male dominated," she said.

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