Kenneth has been working with Horizons since the company’s inception. He produces audio visual and printed material. He has produced a considerate amount of work in the last five years and won several Broadcasting awards with the Broadcasting Authority. In 2007 in the Television awards Ulied Maltin was a finalist. Kenneth has produced Documentaries, Magazine Programs, Commercial Spots, Drama, Books and plenty of others.
Anna Camilleri has been with horizons for about four years now. Her role is to take care of the secretarial work of the company and also she was the secretary of the drama Is-Sigill tal-Qrar. Anna is also responsible of writing the scripts of certain documentaries, and of the every day runing of the company.
Ivan De Battista has performed many primary roles in various theatrical productions. He also interpreted many main TV roles in local dramatic/sitcoms, currently in F'Salib it-Toroq, Kristu tal-Kerrejja, Pupi, Santa Monika, and many others.
As a director and co-founder of imaginarts entertainment productions, he directed some short films and participated successfully in Local Film Festivals. He has also directed a considerable amount of theatre works, such as Francis Ebejer's masterpiece 'Il-Hadd fuq il-Bejt' Recently, with Horizons productions, he directed and partially edited the 21-episode teledrama, Is-Sigill tal-Qrar. Besides, in 1999, he published his first poetry book 'Irwiefen' and in October 2007, published Il-Fanal tas-Sinjur, a new series for youngsters. Currently, he has launched the sequel of the latter - Id-Dar ta' Sqaq il-Forka.
He has achieved the ATCL diploma in Drama and Speech and graduated in Management from the University of Leicester. Currently he's the editor, producer and artistic director of Horizons Productions.
Marvin Baldacchino started working for a local TV station way back in 1996. He spent 4 years as a Cameraman and outside broadcasting technician assistant in the programs department. Then he was transferred to the News section were he was promoted to Cameraman / editor. Marvin won the BPC Award For Journalists in the category of Broadcast Film Journalism. After 4 years in News he left to go and study at the New York Film Academy as a Director of Photography. After graduating at the academy he worked on some short films and commercials which were filmed on 16mm and 35 mm negative. After returning to Malta he worked on the BBC series Roman Mysteries as Spark. Then he started to work as a freelance DOP and has worked a lot with Horizons on some of their Documentaries. He also worked on Horizons drama “ Is Sigill Tal Qrar “.
He is currently busy working for Horizons on more of their Documentaries.
