GO2AFRICA / THE TRAVEL SHOW Movie pitch / October 2026 CREATIVE PROPOSAL Yaye follows one Go2Africa itinerary. Food, people, activities and playful moments form the show. Episodes and Reels live alongside the itinerary on the website and on Instagram. PACKAGE Prices supplied by the user: one itinerary $15,000; three itineraries $40,000; six itineraries $60,000. These are total package prices. Each itinerary includes one Travel Show episode, 20 Reels and 40 high-resolution photographs. The three-itinerary package shows 3 episodes, 60 Reels and 120 photographs; six shows 6 episodes, 120 Reels and 240 photographs. Press placement is an optional extra, pursued where possible and subject to editorial interest. Route, shoot dates, travel, usage and final delivery terms are agreed with Go2Africa. YAYE & HARRISON Yaye's biography and the husband-and-wife team description were supplied by the user: American-born, connected to Africa through the diaspora, living in Lamu, a writer and foodie who likes people and travel. Harrison's production, filming and editing roles were established in the existing brief. No publications, awards, audience figures or performance guarantees have been invented. STILLS & FILMS 39 stills were selected from the user's five folders: North Island, Singita, Cape Grace, Dhow House Lunch and MT ROUCHELLE. Public display uses the property spelling Mont Rochelle. Images keep their complete original aspect ratio. The clips are existing portfolio references, not commissioned Go2Africa episodes. The episode thumbnails are retained except the Cape Grace card, which uses a brighter daylight close-up from 12.5 seconds of the original overview film. The main Watch Yaye button and both hero images open the finished Yaye introduction. The episode cards and itinerary clips retain their individual portfolio references; Yaye behind the bar opens the Bascule Bar film. Meet Yaye uses the portrait chosen by the user, and the lawn-bowls card uses a frame from the finished introduction. Stills from Singita are not used to assert a particular South African property or safari location. BRAND & ROUTE Go2Africa's official logo is retained from its public website. The Cape Town / Winelands / safari line is an illustrative episode route; Go2Africa selects and confirms the itinerary. This pitch does not change Go2Africa's website or publish on Instagram. https://www.go2africa.com/ https://www.go2africa.com/tours-safaris/10-day-luxury-cape-town-winelands-kruger DESIGN A short movie pitch with Yaye as the visual lead, full-frame portrait photography, rounded corners, warm cream, forest green, orange and yellow. The earlier brand analysis, engagement scorecard and detailed campaign plan have been removed from the presentation. HARRISON PHOTOGRAPHY & PRESS The photography carousel includes nine uncropped stills from the user’s ASILIA EB HILLS folder, including Erebero Hills exteriors and interiors, and six photographs from Harrison’s current portfolio. Web versions are optimised to a maximum 2400px edge; high-resolution photography is part of the proposed delivery. Portfolio: https://www.harrisonthane.com/ The publication carousel presents possible editorial opportunities, not guaranteed placements or endorsements. Logos were obtained from the publications’ own websites: YOLO Journal, Tatler, Condé Nast Traveler, Cabana and Virtuoso. The exact source URLs are recorded in photography.json. WHY IT WORKS FOR GO2AFRICA The commercial case sits immediately below the episode examples. It connects Yaye’s real encounters to a recognisable Go2Africa series, a proposed path from Reels to the matching itinerary and an expert enquiry, and a reusable collection of film and photography from one production. These describe the creative proposal; they do not assert measured booking uplift or audience performance. The existing video links, photography, prices and press offering are unchanged. Photography refresh: 20 real photographs and film stills from Harrison’s own work. Interiors at Sterrekopje, North Island, Royal Mansour, Jack’s Camp, Finch Hattons, Erebero Hills and Peponi, plus selected photographs from harrisonthane.com. Roof close-ups and the wildlife/portrait fillers have been removed from the photography carousel. Full image proportions are preserved. The Peponi bar is captioned Lamu based on the visible venue and source folder; its export filename includes Zanzibar. Commercial case refined: an immersive preview of the itinerary and a natural upselling tool for optional stays, experiences and longer journeys. Cinematic photography, thoughtful storytelling and real conversations describe the proposed editorial craft. No comparison with named creators or guaranteed sales results is claimed.