Olumide Osinoiki [Olumedia]
All my accolades and achievements can be credited to the grace of God, hard work, and support from my parents, my peers, my agency, my mentors, my tutors, and my beautiful fiancee. I'm extremely grateful for them all.
The collective effort has built the established freelance practice and reputable brand that is Olumedia. I have had the privilege of working with a number of notable clientele, including but not limited to: the Guardian, the BBC, Bristol Old Vic, Burges Salmon, Babbasa, UWE, Bristol Central Library, Rising Arts Agency, Nesta, Noisy Little Monkey and Darewin (Paris).
My short term goal
Long term my ambition is to impact global culture and bring more wholesome entertainment into the mainstream.
"Digital Diet" from Social Suffocation
WARNING: To avoid the danger of disconnection, depression or anxiety keep social media away from every living soul. Do not use social media in your bed, with your loved ones or at parties. Social media is not a toy. Do not remain ignorant. Ignorance breeds secrecy.
"Chaotic Good" - Social Suffocation
Social Suffocation was commissioned by SPIN Research Group with support from Martin Parr Foundation and Rising Arts Agency.
Berlin (2019)
Identity Matters
Portrait Project, Sustainable Fashion Campaign, Short Film exposing racial stereotypes. Directed, Photographed, and Performed by Olumedia. Videography by Manoel Akure & Jonny Williams. Edited by Elias Williams, Published by MANDEM. As seen on BBC Points West.
"I am not a failure" - Identity Matters
Heritage and History do not dictate our present. We are not failures. We are people.
Wonder Boy
Commissioned by Bristol Old Vic