Eddy Munyaneza is a director-cameraman-editor of Burundian origin, born October 24, 1981 in the province of Gitega. His passion for the cinema in general and the image in particular is evident from an early age. Welcomed in 2004 by Menya Média, he has benefited from several training sessions on camera and editing. From 2005, he directed several institutional documentaries and advertisements. He also participated as a machinist in the shooting of the short film NA-WEWE, directed by Ivan Goldschmidt in 2009 and nominated for the Oscars in 2011. In 2010, Eddy made his first documentary film (HISTOIRE D ”UNE HATE MANQUÉE) and received the human rights award at FESPACO 2011. Very versatile, Eddy has contributed since 2011 to the production of several Burundian films as a cameraman, editor, or even electro conductor. In 2015, he received a scholarship from Docmonde to pursue a Master II in Creative Documentary Making at Gaston Berger University in Saint-Louis in Senegal. His graduation film, THIRD VIDEO - which is also his second film - won the YAFMA D'OR PRIZE at the Afrika Film Festival in Leuven, Belgium. After his Masters, Eddy was asked by the University to give courses in image and sound engineering and to supervise final films of the UFR Civilizations Religions Arts Communication (still within the Gaston Berger University). In 2018, Eddy directed his first feature documentary, LENDEMAINS UNCERTAINS, which he has been developing since 2011 in AFRICADOC residences. He also supervises the film projects of the students of the 10th promotion of the Master II Documentary Production of Creation, promotion of which he becomes a sponsor.