Lebogang Rasethaba tells us what makes us different to Robots.
When it comes to machinery and humanity, we tend to use these electronic tools in order to bring our ideas or ideals to life. Its through that human touch that it gains life and comes alive.
About the speaker
Lebogang Rasethaba grew up in South Africa, spent five years in China completing his master’s in film studies, and returned to his mother continent with a remarkable skill set and a handy fluency in Mandarin. In the short time since, Lebogang has made his mark on the world of branded content, working with a spread of international brands and featuring regularly on sites like Highsnobiety, i-D and Vice. He delivers an intoxicating mix of visual richness and provocative storytelling in his work. Lebogang has completed two feature-length documentaries, Future Sound of Msanzi, and Prisoner 46764: The Untold Legacy of Andrew Mlangeni, which have both enjoyed international acclaim, screening at festivals around the world.
“There is this intensely creative, unapologetically young and curious energy in South Africa that I sense and subscribe to; it’s really infectious and I point my camera in that direction.”
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