Sechaba Morojele is a major force in South African entertainment. For nearly thirty years, he has worked as an actor, director, writer, and producer.
Many viewers know him as Dr. Sid Isaacs from the hit Netflix series Queen Sono. He has also appeared in international projects like Bulletproof and Wild at Heart.
Behind the camera, Sechaba is highly respected for his storytelling. He earned a Master of Fine Arts from the prestigious American Film Institute. His student film, Ubuntu's Wounds, even won a Directors Guild of America award. He has directed popular local TV dramas like After 9 and Ihawu Le Sizwe.
Today, he runs Provoke Entertainment in Johannesburg. Through his company, he actively mentors the next generation of filmmakers. He hosts regular masterclasses to teach scriptwriting and visual storytelling to rising talent.