Sanaa Student Exhibition transformed ADMI into a vibrant celebration of creativity, showcasing student work across film, photography, design, animation, music production, and more. “Sanaa,” meaning “art,” reflects ADMI’s mission to nurture raw talent into professional, industry-ready creatives. The event welcomed families, recruiters, alumni, and art lovers to experience interactive installations, film screenings, and sound showcases, all created by students.

The creative industry knows no borders—success requires global connections, cutting-edge skills, and industry-recognized training. At ADMI, you gain a competitive edge with a curriculum designed in collaboration with international faculty and industry leaders. With students and experts from over 27 countries, ADMI provides an immersive global learning experience that prepares you for opportunities anywhere in the world. Whether you’re looking to work with top global brands, break into the international film and media scene, or scale your creative career beyond borders, ADMI equips you with the skills, network, and mindset to succeed.

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital media, the fusion of creativity and technology has never been more evident than in the realm of game development. Today, we invite you to embark on a journey that transcends coding alone, as we explore the art and science of game development at Africa Digital Media Institute (ADMI) – now in collaboration with Rubika, the world’s top-ranked animation, game, and industrial design school. At Rubika ADMI, the horizon of game development education has expanded, offering a curriculum that ignites the imaginations of future designers, programmers, artists, and producers in the global game development arena.

The creative industry is evolving at lightning speed, driven by AI, virtual production, and digital media innovations. In 2025, success will require mastering high-demand skills like video editing, animation, graphic design, and digital marketing. Whether you're an aspiring creative, a career changer, or a seasoned professional looking to upskill, staying ahead means learning industry-relevant tools and techniques. ADMI’s hands-on courses and global-standard training ensure you’re ready to thrive in the future of creative work.

The creative industry is evolving rapidly, with advancements in technology, digital media, and global trends shaping new career opportunities. Whether in film, animation, music production, or graphic design, staying ahead means mastering cutting-edge tools and industry best practices. At ADMI, we don’t just teach creativity—we prepare you for a future where your skills, portfolio, and network give you a competitive edge.🚀

In the world of film, animation, music production, and digital marketing, practical skills matter as much as theory. ADMI’s Learn-and-Work model ensures that students work with industry-standard software, high-end equipment, and real-world projects from day one. This hands-on approach gives graduates the confidence to step into the job market with a strong portfolio and real industry experience—a must-have in today’s competitive creative landscape.

The Africa Digital Media Foundation, in partnership with a generous anonymous donor, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Aquila Creative Scholars program. Aquila, which means eagle in Spanish, expressed the program’s aspiration to help the next generation of creative professionals soar by offering partial scholarships to talented individuals pursuing training in five dynamic fields.

If you’ve read Malcolm Gladwell’s, The Tipping Point, in any situation, it’s the little things that make the difference and not the big things. Crime in New York was at an all-time high until the City Board cleaned up the graffiti in the subway system. This can be applied to the photography world, what makes or breaks event photography are little issues like planning and communication.

Some of us knew what we wanted to be growing up. However, some of us did not. Growing up, all I wanted to be was a journalist. Wear gorgeous clothes and read the news! For me, that was the coolest thing to do. Going through campus, I still had my dream and I pictured myself( looking fabulous) and impacting the masses with information. I wanted to write stories so powerful that would revolutionize the media industry. The short of it is that, no I did not get to be that anchor on the TV. I’m doing something else that I never pictured for myself that I absolutely love. If you are like me, the girl not on TV but passionate about Journalism, here are some career paths in Journalism that you should consider as well.