Kofi Ntiforo is a self-taught Ghanaian filmmaker based in London. His specialties include writing, directing and editing. Kofi started out as an editor in 2013. He also has taught himself how to use After Effects for motion graphics and managed to explore commercial projects over time which eventually landed him clients like Johnson & Johnson, Wired UK, The Drum, Heineken, DHL, Pivot Health and Zerone AnalytiQs.
He then progressed to writing his first short film "God Spelled Backwards" which he also directed and edited. The film went on to win several awards and nominations including "Best Short Film" at the Garoa Awards in Brazil in 2020. As a passionate storyteller, Kofi continues to create short films, documentaries and commercials with his recent films "Dream Job" (a 1-minute short film shot on an iPhone 13) and "Colours and Lights" (a musical documentary) winning Best Smartphone Movie and Best Digital Story at the Vesuvius International Film Festival 2023 and the Accra Indie Film Festival 2023, respectively.
In his spare time, Kofi is an artist who creates digital illustrations with a unique look. He also loves photography as a hobby and a tool to train his eye as a filmmaker.