Adefolaju Yinka

Behind every powerful impact story is a steady eye and a committed heart. Adeyinka Adefolaju is one of our lead cinematographers at Oak of Eden Media, bringing exceptional skill, technical expertise, and deep sensitivity to every project he works on. Beyond the camera, Adeyinka understands the responsibility that comes with documenting real lives and real change. His passion for storytelling ensures that each frame is intentional, capturing not just images, but meaning, dignity, and truth. From the field to the final cut, his work helps bring impact stories to life in a way that is honest, human, and enduring. We’re proud to work alongside creatives who care deeply about the stories they tell.

Creating visuals that inspire progress. Another impactful story told by Lustre Production. Showcasing how access to technology transforms young minds. 📹- @jerrykay_ Editor- @i_am_bezalel

Old ground.New angles GSS Omu Aran 📸- @rigozoart 🎥- @jerrykay_ Drone- @connect_kwara

Earlier this year, we made a documentary film for @mastercardfoundation in partnership with Jobberman. And for the first time ever, Director and Producer @picturesup__ speaks on her vision, featuring breathtaking Cinematography work by @i_am_bezalel and @jerrykay_ In rain or shine, @KatungFilms gather dey! ✊🏾 Full Credits list to be released later. Inspiration for this video comes from the Sundance Film Festival’s “Meet the Artist” series. Let us know in the comments if you’d like more videos like this from Directors.

THE BAR. (TEASER) We’ve loved making this film, it has brought us joy, growth, happiness and even more, across it’s many festival screenings and we hope it brings the same to your screens. Here’s a little teaser to bide your time over till this weekend, 30th AUGUST, SATURDAY, 12PM on YOUTUBE!! With Love, The Bar Crew.

When I was little, I was… let’s just say, a “unique” student. My spelling was terrible, my handwriting looked like a hen had danced across the page, and I needed extra lessons after school just to keep up. In Primary 4, my class teacher, who also tutored me after school, gave us a surprise spelling test one Monday morning. I froze. I could never spell words I hadn’t memorized, and by the time it was over, I had scored a clean zero. Honestly, I didn’t think much of it at the time. But that afternoon, I walked into my mum’s classroom (yes, my mum was also a teacher in my school) to ask her for money for snacks. She looked at me with a straight face and said, “You’re not going to lesson again. Pack your bags, we’re going home.” I didn’t understand why. I later found out my teacher had dropped me from her extra lessons. I don’t remember my mum shouting or flogging me over it; and that was unusual. In our home, no punishment often meant the disappointment ran deep. I have plenty of failure stories. Like the time I failed my exams in secondary school and decided not to come home for the holidays. I convinced my dad that I didn’t deserve a Christmas break. I thought, “I’ve failed again, so I’ll stay here and not hurt my mum by going to Lagos.” My Dad went back home without me. She didn’t waste time the next day, she sent my uncle to come and bundle me home. She didn’t mention my result throughout the holiday. Not once. After the holiday, I was to return to school, and she decided to take me back herself. Two hours into the journey, the straight voice came: “Yinka, you need to be serious this term.” But that’s a story for another day. I think now about how she must have felt: watching her child struggle and not knowing why, seeing other children excel while hers did not. Happy birthday, Fadeke. I love you dearly. I am the age you were then, and I finally understand how you felt raising me. P.S. The reason I was stressing you growing up? A superpower called Dyslexia.

🎥 “Today, we remember and celebrate the mothers who left us with love, strength, and beautiful memories. Their legacy lives on. 🕊️💐 #ForeverInOurHearts”

“The journey of life takes many paths, but memories remain as steady as the mountains. 🕊️✨ We are dedicated to capturing and preserving those moments with dignity and grace. 🎥💐” “Welcome to FinalFrame.NG – where every frame captures the essence of a life well-lived. 💫 We specialize in creating meaningful video tributes, helping families preserve their most cherished memories with respect and care. Whether it’s capturing a final farewell or celebrating a life, our mission is to honor your loved ones in the most dignified way. Let us help you create a lasting tribute. 💐 #FinalFrame #MemorialVideos #TributeFilms #VideoProduction #RespectfulMemorials #PreservingMemories #FinalMoments #PeacefulGoodbyes” 📸-@Rigozoart

You’ve been waiting, and we’ve been just as eager to share 𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆, 𝑶𝒍𝒂𝒊𝒕𝒂𝒏 with you. It’s finally coming next Saturday, March 15 at 12PM on YouTube! Until then, here’s a little 𝑺𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑫𝒂𝒕𝒆 from us to you💞

To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, draw closer, to find each other, and to feel. That is the purpose of life. Frames from Zaria,thanks to @jerrykay_ for having me on this.

@picturesup__ told me I have a producer’s mind, so I stepped away from the camera on this one. And I had fun. Production Manager has a nice ring to it.Thanks @katungfilms for the opportunity. *CREW Credits* Directed by: @picturesup__ Cinematography by: @jerrykay_ 1st AD: @v_okechukwu Prod. Manager: @i_am_bezalel Prod. Coordinator: @jennifer.okotieeboh 1st AC: @claymansof 2nd AC: @anniie_diya Key Grip & Best Boys Grip: Mr Sunday & team Gaffer & Best Boys Electric: @ola_carzheem & team Location Sound: @orchestrasound & team Stan Nze’s Wardrobe: ZackStyling Luxury Cast Wardrobe: @creativebamise Production Design: @thebusayoisola @the288co & team Hair Stylist: @samieehair1 MakeUp Artist: @iamjaachi Script Supervisor: @keneorahs Client Service: Enosedeba Editor/VFX: @jerrykay_ Original Music by: @ruthmahogany Additional Music Licensed Via: Artlist.io Sound Design/Music Editor: @theotherthrone Colourist: @gradewithpainters Produced by: @picturesup__ Production Company: @katungfilms Equipment Rental: @nexthoughtmedia BTS- @rigozoart

Had mad fun filming this for @moyosoreoluwa___ What interested me about the project was its uniqueness. Special thanks to @jerrykay_ for helping with the storyboard.