Ntando Brown is a disruptor in the world of filmmaking. Transitioning from a celebrated cinematographer to an esteemed director, he founded the globally renowned creative agency, OUT SINCE TUESDAY, where he has spearheaded some of the most groundbreaking and innovative projects to date. Under his leadership, OUT SINCE TUESDAY produced the pioneering OI TIKTOK, the world’s first-ever live stream music show exclusively tailored for mobile platforms showcasing 36 artists on a global stage. This groundbreaking endeavor garnered widespread acclaim and paved the way for future collaborations with industry giants like Adidas, who enlisted Ntando’s expertise for a live stream featuring notable personalities such as Munya Chiwawa, Anisa Farah, and Slow Thai.
Additional esteemed clients include Land Rover, Samsung, La Coste and Dr. Martens. With his team spanning across London, New York, and Johannesburg, Ntando’s creative empire continues to thrive and expand, solidifying his status as an industry leader. Beyond his remarkable achievements in the realm of filmmaking, Ntando is a passionate advocate for black youth culture, frequently sharing his insights and experiences on esteemed panels such as D&AD, BFI, Shake and RTS Awards. Renowned for his versatility and ingenuity, Ntando has curated an impressive portfolio boasting collaborations with iconic brands like Lacoste, Fred Perry and Reebok. His directorial prowess extends to captivating music promos for acclaimed artists such as Pa Salieu, earning him widespread recognition and acclaim in the UK music industry.
Ntando has cemented his legacy as a visionary storyteller, venturing into long-form filmmaking, he has crafted compelling documentaries for esteemed platforms such as Channel4 and Sky Atlantic. Notable works include Sky’s “Guerilla Sounds,” which delves into the Black Panther movement’s impact on the UK’s black history. Ntando’s refined storytelling approach has earned him critical acclaim, with his work on Che Lingo’s “My Block” promo hailed for its bold portrayal of black British identity. His dedication to shedding light on societal issues is evident in his nomination for his piece on black mental health for brand Fred Perry at the 1.4 awards. Ntando earned a nomination for Best First Time Filmmaker at Bolton Film Festival and achieved BAFTA and academy qualification for his debut short film, “MY BRUDDA.” His unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation continues to shape the landscape of filmmaking worldwide.
