Creative Destiny
Creative Destiny is our dedicated business unit focused on the creative economy. We provide Business Development Services (BDS) and Artist & Repertoire (A&R) support to artists, record labels, and creative entrepreneurs. Our goal is to help creatives monetize their talent while using their craft for positive social impact.
We give strategic oversight to creative entrepreneurs, enabling them to manage their craft as sustainable businesses. Our approach combines industry expertise with a passion for storytelling, inclusion, and innovation.
Our Services
Scouting, developing, and managing talent across genres. We help artists refine their brand, produce high-quality music, and navigate the industry.
From music videos to digital shows, we produce compelling content that bridges Africa to the world.
We craft authentic brand identities for artists and creative businesses, ensuring they stand out in a crowded market and connect with audiences.
Using edutainment to drive social change. We design campaigns that educate communities on critical issues through music, film, and theatre.
Our Clients
An entertainment company that develops, promotes and provides content from Africa to the world. Eden Destiny provides strategic oversight and A&R services. Roselyne Olewe Nyunya is a Director.
Services: Artist management, content production, brand development, community education.
A record label that signs only the best quality artists in Africa. The name Varce stands for Very Creative Africans. We support their vision to disrupt the global status quo.
Motto: Disrupt. Bring Africa and Africans to the world stage.
An innovative partnership behind the Talanta Mtaani Youth Empowerment Programme. Includes a national TV talent search (5 seasons) and a wholistic youth development curriculum. We manage the consortium and produce the inclusive reality TV show with sign language interpreters.
A TV Drama Series
In the chaotic streets of Nairobi, a struggling boda boda rider fights to survive each day, unknowingly ferrying danger, secrets, and moral choices that threaten his freedom, family, and life.
BODA BODA is not just about motorcycles , it is about ordinary people forced to make extraordinary decisions in a city that rarely shows mercy. The series blends suspense, social realism, and emotional depth, capturing the raw truth of Kenya's informal economy and the people who depend on it to survive.
As Kaunda navigates police harassment, exploitative clients, stolen motorcycles, and risky deliveries, the series reveals the fragile line between earning an honest living and being pulled into criminal worlds beyond his control.
BODA BODA DRAMA
Hardworking • Honest • Determined • Resilient
Kaunda is hardworking, honest, determined, responsible, and resilient, yet vulnerable to the dangers and misfortunes of life on Nairobi's streets. He dreams of building a better life for his family. Despite his honesty and determination, luck rarely favors him , he often carries risky passengers, faces clients who don't pay, and struggles with police harassment.
Constantly thrust into challenging and sometimes dangerous situations, Kaunda must navigate the harsh realities of the streets while trying to stay true to his values and provide for his loved ones.
Season One exposes how desperation forces good people into morally grey choices. Kaunda accepts risky jobs, questionable deliveries, and dangerous clients , not out of greed, but necessity. Each compromise chips away at his sense of right and wrong.
At home, Kaunda faces growing pressure to provide school fees, food, rent, and basic dignity for his family. His wife's frustration is not cruelty but exhaustion born from unmet needs, broken promises, and fear for their future. Their domestic conflicts reflect the silent battles happening in many Kenyan households.
Format: Forty-Five Minutes
Each episode of BODA BODA follows Kaunda navigating Nairobi's streets while facing the pressures of providing for his family. Episodes open with street-level action , rides, risky clients, and traffic chaos , before moving into challenges or moral dilemmas, including stolen goods, police encounters, or domestic tension at home.
Each episode builds to a high-stakes or emotional climax, forcing Kaunda to make difficult choices that reveal his values and resilience.
We immerse the audience in the daily reality of boda boda riders , the long hours, constant risk, police harassment, unreliable clients, and unpredictable income. The city becomes a character itself: loud, fast, unforgiving.
SCENE 1: INT. SINGLE ROOM – EARLY MORNING
Dim light filters through a tattered curtain. A small alarm clock ticks. The room is cramped , a thin mattress, a wooden stool, a Bible, a helmet, reflectors hanging on a nail, and a calendar marked with red circles around overdue dates. A buzzing phone breaks the silence.
MAMA NIA (V.O.)
Jangili ako tu, kuona mtoto wake, that's where he draws the line?
KAUNDA MATANO (30s)
, rugged, unshaven, eyes that tell a thousand quiet battles , lies still for a moment before answering.
KAUNDA
I understand, Mama Nia... give me time. I will, once,
SCENE 8: EXT. DARK BACKSTREET – LATER
They stop near a small gate. The drunk man pats his pocket and pulls out his wallet.
KAUNDA
Fifty tu.
Before the man can pay, Banda pulls out a pistol from under his jacket. Kaunda freezes , eyes wide.
KAUNDA (whispering)
Banda... unafanya nini?
BANDA (quiet, cold)
Wallet. Phone. Usijaribu ku waste time.
KAUNDA (V.O.)
One mistake... one moment... and peace becomes another prison.
All costs in Kenyan Shillings (KES) , Produced by Joanita Motion Pictures Limited
| Category | Item | Cost (KES) |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Production | Scriptwriting & Storyboarding | 10,000 |
| Location Scouting & Permits | 15,000 | |
| Casting & Rehearsals | 10,000 | |
| Production Design & Props | 8,000 | |
| Pre-Production Total | 43,000 | |
| Cast | Main Actor | 25,000 |
| Extras (6–15) | 12,000 | |
| Cast Total | 37,000 | |
| Crew | Director | 25,000 |
| Assistant Director | 15,000 | |
| Camera Operator | 12,000 | |
| Sound Recordist | 10,000 | |
| Gaffer / Lighting | 8,000 | |
| Production Assistants | 6,000 | |
| Wardrobe / Costume | 5,000 | |
| Makeup Artist | 4,000 | |
| Crew Total | 85,000 | |
| Equipment | Camera Equipment | 25,000 |
| Lighting Equipment | 10,000 | |
| Sound Equipment | 5,000 | |
| Transport & Fuel | 15,000 | |
| Equipment Total | 55,000 | |
| Production | Food & Catering | 12,000 |
| Miscellaneous | 5,000 | |
| Production Total | 17,000 | |
| Post-Production | Editing | 25,000 |
| Sound Mixing | 10,000 | |
| Color Grading | 10,000 | |
| Graphics & Titles | 5,000 | |
| Post-Production Total | 50,000 | |
| Contingency Reserve | 30,000 | |
| GRAND TOTAL | 287,000 | |
It is hereby certified that a Copyright Work in the Literary Works category entitled 'Boda Boda' and numbered RZ86478 has been registered in the name of ZACHAEUS MWASI.
Acting Executive Director , Kenya Copyright Board
JOANITA MOTION PICTURES LIMITED
Taxpayer PIN: P052423247Y
Certificate Number: KRANON1465211325
Issued: 10/04/2025 , Valid up to 09/04/2026
This confirms that Joanita Motion Pictures Limited has filed relevant tax returns and paid taxes due as provided by Law.
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