Naashon Zalk Media
Television Production in Cape Town

Naashon Zalk Media is an innovative television, film and audio-visual production company based in Cape Town, South Africa. Our expertise lies in the ability to harness the emotional power of film to translate the client’s vision into clear, hard-hitting audiovisual product.We have vast experience working throughout Africa and in South East Asia. We produce documentaries,  news and features for international and local broadcasters.We also specialize in producing high-end advocacy, awareness and educational filmsfor the development sector. We have completed assignments in the following countries:Africa-South Africa, on and offline editing, camera, directing, scriptwriting, including conceptualisation, Thailand and Burma.We offer a full production service from concept to completion, Vietnam, Malaysia, East Timor, Morocco and Egypt.South East Asia-Indonesia, Sudan, Cote ‘d Ivoire, Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho, Swaziland, final distribution.

Trajectory Media is a television and film production company based in Auckland, New Zealand. We produce factual television, documentaries, news and features for international and local broadcasters. We are also specialists in producing high-end advocacy, awareness and educational films for the development sector: multilaterals, national and international NGO ’s, development organisations and funders. Our expertise lies in the ability to harness the emotional power of film to translate the client’s vision into clear, hard-hitting audiovisual product. People and Power goes on the trail of a Somali army commander accused of involvement in mass killings and war crimes. de Klerk and the end of Apartheid, feature documentary. The Boy With a Gun tells the story of Shukri Ismail, who has fought to rebuild Somaliland (an unrecognised offshoot of Somalia) through peace activism and education. Light For The People tells the story of Mae Li Awng, a founder of WPN, a grassroots relief agency in Kachin State, in remote northern Myanmar (Burma). WPN was set up in response to the renewed conflict between the Myanmar military and the Kachin, and the lack of international assistance getting to Kachin war refugees. Jerry Marobyane became involved in the struggle against apartheid at the age of The violence he experienced during that time has left him deeply scarred. This is the beginning of his journey to re-claim his life and come to terms with the past. Over a period of six months it follows the team as they try to make it to the pro division. While they battle to construct a positive life through soccer the Hanover Park community is beset by drugs, gangs, violence and unemployment.