South African filmmaker and arts producer.

Durban based Mungwe studied Computer Science at University of Pretoria, Film and Television Production at Movie Tech Film and Video College and is currently doing a BA Communication Science degree with the University of South Africa. She has worked as a radio presenter, voice over artist, scriptwriting lecturer and now works a coordinator for cultural festivals at the Centre for Creative Arts at UKZN.

Tiny MUNGWE is a documentary film and arts producer. She currently works at STEPS (Social Transformation and Empowerment Projects) where she produces Generation Africa, a pan-African anthology of 25 documentary films from 16 countries in Africa, on the topic of migration. Mungwe's films include "Akekho uGogo (Grandma's not home)", a 48 minute documentary about urban youth culture, which screened at several festivals including the Durban International Film Festival, Apollo Film Festival and DOKANEMA Festival. Her short film script "Evelyn" was selected for the National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) Women Filmmaker Project and she directed another short film in the program, Daddy's Boy. She has written for some of the highest rating South African television dramas such as Muvhango and Matatiele, and was one of the directors on the series Uzalo. For several years she worked as a festival organizer and programmer for four international festivals, namely Time of the Writer, the Durban International Film Festival, Jomba! Contemporary Dance Festival and Poetry Africa. During that time she also worked on the program for Durban FilmMart (the co-production market of the festival) and Talents Durban (a career development program for emerging African filmmakers in partnership with Berlinale Talents). She continues to work as a program curation associate for the Durban FilmMart. She also programmed and curated the city of Durban's inaugural book and art fair, ARTiculate Africa.

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