Physique Exhibition

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“The Body Building Physique Exhibition held at Asherville Secondary school last month was a ‘big’ success” said organiser Marlon Oormeyer. “The importance of the exhibition for me was to give the youngsters the exposure to showcase physique exhibition. These kind of shows bring the community together. Body building exhibits your confidence and courage. It was important to revive the spirit of unity, participation and support for young ones.”

Neco Bokwe
Neco Bokwehttps://indabanews.co.za/
Started in photography, capturing stories within his community, he later worked as a freelance contributor for the Graaff-Reinet Advertiser. His passion for storytelling led him to grow his skills in film and video production through various workshops, including a Producers Workshop in 2003 facilitated by Cullis Shareef and Jeremy Nathan, as well as basic video training with Butch Coetzee. In 2005, he received the Achievers Award for Best Videographer from the Cacadu District Municipality Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture. He continued to build his experience in 2008 by completing the MultiChoice Film Talent Incubator and a Film Skills Development course at Big Fish School of Digital Filmmaking, including training in documentary filmmaking. Today, he brings a strong visual storytelling background to community journalism, using photography and video to inform, educate, and engage local readers.

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