Videographer in Lomé, Togo: documentary-style brand shoot for premium spice brand

Videographer is needed in Lome, Togo.

Kalōhs is a premium spice brand rooted in West African gastronomy, preparing its launch across Europe and the US. Our spices are sourced directly from cooperatives in Togo, and we want to film that story where it lives. We are looking for a videographer or content creator based in or near Lomé for a multi-day shoot capturing the sourcing journey at partner cooperatives, including footage of farmers, harvest, aggregation, spice transformation, and founder interviews on location. The visual style should be documentary, using natural light and aiming for authenticity and refinement, accurately portraying real people, places, and craft. The deliverables will include an organized bank of raw footage and an initial set of short-form edits suitable for Instagram and TikTok in vertical format. Drone shots are a plus. Working proficiency in French is required as this will be the main language with our local partners. Exact shoot dates are to be confirmed, with potential for continued collaboration as the brand expands in Togo.

Budget range:
$1,500 – 3,000 USD

About the client
We’re the two co-founders of Kalōhs, a premium spice brand rooted in West African gastronomy, launching across Europe and the US. Our spices are sourced directly from cooperatives in Togo with traceability to the farmer, and we’re building the brand’s content from the ground up, starting where the story begins. We work directly with our freelancers, brief clearly, and decide fast.