MARINA DU TOIT - Video Editor

Produced by FC Hamman Films. 2006 - 2007.

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Afrox: Introducing the Customer Centricity Behavioural Programme (2006)        

Behaviours in Afrox (2006)

Various other internal communication DVDs

Produced by Charles Bengis.

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TV inserts for the Arrive Alive campaign, 2010.

Produced by Lisa Henry and Shareen Anderson. 2010.

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Web video for the launch of CASAC (Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution).

Produced by Shareen Anderson, Fort Greene Filmworks. 2011.

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Corporate video about the Global Underwater Explorers' diving expedition to the USS Atlanta, which was subsequently made into the documentary Return to the USS Atlanta - Defender of Guadalcanal. 

Produced by FC Hamman Films. 2006 - 2007.

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GNLD World Team Conference 2007 Highlights        

GNLD President's Team Intro (2007)        

GNLD ProPlan South Africa (2006)        

GNLD ProPlan USA (2006)        

GNLD V.A.T.S. (NTSC) (2006)

Various other marketing DVDs

Director & DOP: Garth Paton.

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Experimental Film for Honours Degree at the University of Cape Town, 2005.

Produced by JLP.

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Internal corporate video, July 2010.

Oral history project about forced removals in the 1960s, and the effect it had on a community in the Swartland.

Director: Meggan Raubenheimer. 2018.

Short documentary about water purification in Kenya.

Edited several promos for NHU Africa, Sabido Productions and Okuhle Media. 2012 - 2017.

Producers: Clare Anderson, Sunet Buys & Marina du Toit.

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Documentary Thesis Project for Honours Degree at the University of Cape Town, 2005.

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Short film about the state of the South African film industry.

Produced by Maggie Mouton. 2019.

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I edited three inserts about life in the Cederberg mountains - Heuningvlei, Wupperthal Brass Band Appeal and Boetie Ben – Kleinboer van die Sederberge.

Trailer for Charents: In Search of my Armenian Poet (Directed by Shareen Anderson, Fort Greene Filmworks). 2009.

This documentary explores the life and work of one of Armenia's best-loved poets, Eghishe Charents, who was tragically killed in a Stalinist prison in 1937 under mysterious circumstances.

Promotional material for WITS University, South Africa. 2009 - 2010.