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MTF changed my life: Khumiso Mositli Rebabedi reminisces

Khumiso
Khumiso

I developed an interest in the media at a very young age. As an introverted child and homebody, TV became my primary source of entertainment. It introduced me to a love I never thought existed, an insight into the human imagination – a world where your wildest fantasies could come true.

A spark of light into possibilities of expressing myself started then. The big screen captivated me. Escapism gave me a powerful sense of happiness that stayed with me. However, it bothered me that people like me were barely represented on the screen. This motivated me even more to pursue a career in the media industry. I wanted to be a voice and face for the glaring absence of people who looked like me. That is how my love for Television Production and Filmmaking was born.

My MTF experience

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