Keenan Ferguson has spent the better half of the last six years navigating the challenging conditions in which to create documentary content in Southern and Eastern Africa.

He has worked with various production companies as an independent cameraman. It was a childhood dream to work in wild-open spaces and the natural environment. This led Keenan to film predominantly for nature conservation whilst building a commercial portfolio too.

Recent work has included documenting various conservation stories, ranging from community upliftment projects to anti-poaching films, as well as elephant and lion collaring stories and a documentary on human wildlife conflict in Tanzania.

In 2018 Keenan was approached to try capture, on film, a documentary on the elusive chimpanzees of Rubondo island as the Director of Photography.

He lives in Cape Town, South Africa. It is a great home base to travel easily to and from assignments in other parts of Africa.