Philisa Creativez

04/05/2024

Here is what can do for you!

Storytelling facilitates brand awareness better than other marketing trends. When you share the story of your brand, where it comes from, and what is the inspiration; you are technically speaking and connecting to your audience uniquely and intimately. Brand Storytelling opens the eyes of the customer as they see exactly why your brand is for them through relating to your brand's story. This technique technically speaks for all your products or services you offer. It brings the human perspective on what you do.

When you want to switch your marketing strategies, try employing a storytelling technique into it.

01/05/2024

One thing about , I can use it to simplify complex theories and terms for the average human in the audience. My favourite subject in this being mental health and human development. Seeing people's faces light up after I explained situations that seem out of reach using everyday examples is what pays off my efforts. When someone suddenly understands what an expert said, my job is done. We're all happy 😄

I love what I do! ❤️

24/04/2024

Hello there! It's over here with the

I'm a blogger, podcaster and writer. I mainly focus on storytelling, wellness and little bit of information discourse. I do freelance writing and social media management as well, do engage if you need my services.
One of the areas I thrive in is being the for .We do a lot of mental health, emotional wellness, fun and psychological services there. Do engage when you need the services.

I'm also a person with new found faith. Scripture has become my best friend and I enjoy reading and sharing regularly.

Excited to connect with y'all from over this page. Looking forward to sharing with you

15/04/2024

Musicians don't miss out on this thrilling opportunity to play along some of African talents..

If you got what it takes join the show

13/04/2024

Don't miss out this great opportunity

It might be a life changing

11/03/2024

Chipo Chung is a Zimbabwean actress based in London. Chung was born as a refugee in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Her given name Chipo means "gift" in the Shona language. She spent her first two years in refugee camps in Mozambique with thousands of young people who were escaping the war in then-Rhodesia.

Chung was raised in Harare where she attended Dominican Convent High School and developed her acting with the mixed-race theater company Over the Edge. At eighteen, she moved to the United States where her mother, educationist and former minister of education in Zimbabwe Fay Chung, was working for the United Nations.

Chung first studied directing at Yale University and then trained as an actor at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, graduating in 2003.

In 2021, Chung joined the cast of HBO/ BBC co-production His Dark Materials playing the angel Xaphania. She features in a number of Apple TV+ series including Foundation and Silo. In 2022, it was announced that she would be playing Eleanor Bennett in the Hulu series Black Cake, based on the best-selling novel by Charmaine Wilkerson. The series is produced by Oprah Winfrey’s Harpo Films and Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment.

Chung reads a number of titles on Audible, most notably Glory by NoViolet Bulawayo, which was a 2022 finalist for the Booker Prize, as well as books by Petina Gappah and Tsitsi Dangarembgwa.

She was recognized as one of the BBC's 100 women of 2014. She was nominated for Best Actress at the Zimbabwe International Women’s Awards (ZIWA) in 2015 and honoured with a Special Recognition Award for her contribution to Media and the Arts at the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards in London in 2017.

Chung co-founded the charity SAFE-Kenya which develops theatre for social change in Kenya, focusing on HIV education and abandoning clitoridectomy. She worked closely with the charity Peace Direct to start Envision Zimbabwe, a women's trust that works towards consensus-building and peace in Zimbabwe. She also sits on the RADA Council  and British Equity's International Committee for Artists' Freedom (ICAF).

This women's month we celebrate .chung

06/03/2024

Celebrating the beauty of Harare through the creative lens of .

Her photography always captures the charm of our homeland so magnificently!

Happy Women’s Month!

28/02/2024

Philisa Creatives would like to extend our congratulations all the National Arts Merit Awards 2024🇿🇼 winners! 🎉 🎊

*Outstanding Female Dancer*
Deborah Kabongo in Fame in a Frame

*Outstanding Male Dancer*
Sean Mambwere in The Chronicles

*Outstanding Dance Group*
Salt and Light - The Chronicles

*Outstanding Dance Choreographer*
Terence Kapesa - A man from Bulawayo-Saint Floew

*Outstanding 2-Dimensional Work*
Wire Car by Christwish Mulunga

*Outstanding 3-Dimensional Work*
Charging Gorilla by Ray Chataira

*Outstanding Mixed Media Work*
Sins of our forefathers

*Outstanding Exhibition*
Pamoyo Sihlengeni - (Solo Exhibition at National Gallery of Zimbabwe -
Bulawayo: curated by Doris Kamupira)

*Outstanding Poet*
Ngonidzashe Paradza aka Mambo Guramatunhu

*Outstanding Social Media Skit*
Admire Takudzwa Mushambi aka Mama Vee

*Outstanding Journalist – Print*
Sindiso Dube –Alpha Media

*Outstanding Journalist – Radio*
Chamvary - ZiFM stereo

*Outstanding Journalist – Television*
Collete Musanyera - ZTV

*Outstanding Online Media*
Khumbulani Muleya - Heart and Soul

*Outstanding Actor*
Dean Jones as Lago in Aladdin

*Outstanding Actress*
Musawenkosi Sibanda as ALL MOTHER: We are One WINNER in
Simunye

*Outstanding Theatrical Production*
Simunye We are One directed by Mongi Wekhaya Mthombeni produced
by Shearwater

*Outstanding First Creative Published Work*
The Train House on Lobengula Street by Fatima Kara

*Outstanding Children’s Book*
The Haunted Pumkin by Mai Sarungano Folktales

*Outstanding Fiction book*
UKhethiwe by Zibusiso Mabonisa

*Outstanding Poetry Book*
Shamhu yezera renyu by Memory Chirere

*Outstanding Actor*
Everson K Chieza as Jabulani in the November Promise

*Outstanding Actress*
Bonakele Agnes Ncube as Dudu in High School Diary

*Outstanding Music Video*
Damage - Tahle wedzinza – Directed by Jonathan Samukange

*Outstanding Screen Production (Television)*
High School Diary - John Mabuyane

*Outstanding Screen Production (short length film)*
Daughter of the soil by Derrick Manieca

*Outstanding Screen Production (full length film)*
White yet Black by Steve Chikosi

*Outstanding Newcomer*
Kinah the Music (Shekinah Nathan Ndlovu)

04/02/2024

21/10/2022

It’s almost a wrap to another week! It’s been a busy week but we wanted to share this.

It has been one of our favourite parenting tips because we, as parents, often put so much pressure on ourselves to do so much!

We’re here to let you know that teaching your child/ren your home language does not have to be a daunting task. When teaching the language, just start where you are. Simple things like naming the foods you eat or counting steps as you walk are a great start. Keeping traditions like always greeting our elders going and teaching them to do so in your language as you would do at home also helps. There are a lot of little things that can be incorporated in our day to day to help encourage children to learn about our culture and heritage.

Let us know how you are incorporating your native language in your household!

03/10/2022

Happy National Book Month🎉🎆🎇🎊

We’ve decided to put together 3 great ways to celebrate!

1.Embrace what this month represents by opening a book you have never read before. This is a great time to slim that TBR list!

2.Reading is a great escape, share a book you enjoyed with someone and unlock a world to them.

3.Share what you're reading and why with your social media followers and encourage them to do the same!

How are you celebrating National Book Month?

13/09/2022

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We’ve come a long way from the book’s inception as an idea to its fruition! Here’s a little peek into this journey with a little then and now!