Ndiouga Moctar Ba’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Réalisateur et producteur sénégalais
Is Film director
Performing artist
From Senegal
Type Arts
Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender male
Birth

Dakar, Dakar Department, Dakar, Senegal

Ndiouga Moctar Ba est un ingénieur du son, réalisateur de documentaires et producteur sénégalais.

Biographie

Moctar Ndiouga Bâ a créé sa première société de production KUS en 1994, depuis il travaille prinicipalement comme directeur de production, producteur exécutif et producteur délégué. Il a produit une soixantaine de films documentaires et de magazines. Il dirige actuellement la société Médiatik Communication S.A.
En 1994, il a réalisé un portrait du musicien sénégalais Youssou Ndour.

Filmographie

comme producteur

  • 1992 : Bandit Cinéma (CM) de Bouna Medoune Seye
  • 1992 : Iso lo (Documentaire) de Mansour Sora Wade
  • 1998 : Système C (Magazine) de Franck Schneider
  • 2001 : Le Prix du pardon de Mansour Sora Wade
  • 2002 : Abouna de Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
  • 2004 : Le jardin de papa de Zeka Laplaine
  • 2005 : Capitaines des ténèbres (TV movie) de Serge Moati
  • 2006 : Bamako de Abderrahmane Sissako (pour le tournage au Mali)
  • 2007 : Questions à la terre natale (Documentaire) de Samba Félix Ndiaye (pour le tournage au Mali)
  • 2007 : Ramata de Léandre-Alain Baker
  • 2009 : Black de Pierre Laffargue

comme réalisateur

  • 1994 : You, Africa!

comme ingénieur du son

  • 1988 : Nitt… Ndoxx de Joseph Gaï Ramaka

Voir aussi

Liens internes

  • Cinéma sénégalais
  • Liste de films sénégalais
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