Aseye Tamakloe is a filmmaker who lectures at the National Film and Television Institute (NAFTI) in Accra.  Tamakloe has worked as editor, director, and producer on local and international productions.  As a freelance editor, her work includes ‘Perfect Picture’ directed by Shirley Frimpong Manso, ‘Chronicles of Odumkrom’, ‘The Headmaster’, by Ernest Kofi Abbeyquaye’, ‘Who is Afraid of Ngugi’, by Manthia Diawara as well as Garret Barty’s ‘Freetown’.  She is the co-programmer for the Film Africa Festival which is London’s biggest event celebrating African diaspora cinema.  It is presented by the Royal African Society.  She is the Festival Manager and Director of the European Film Festival Ghana.  Aseye founded and is Festival Director for the Ndiva Women’s Film Festival.  This festival aims to create platforms for women filmmakers to present and preserve work by women, for women and about women.  Tamakloe is a PhD candidate at the Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana, Legon.  She is the Director and Editor of the documentary film ‘When Women Speak’.