Nandipa Khubone is a dynamic South African actress and filmmaker, renowned for her ability to craft compelling performances and stories that resonate globally. After graduating from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles with a specialisation in Acting for Film (Class of 2020), she has honed her skills in directing, script development, and acting techniques. Her creative journey is rooted in a passion for bridging the gap between South African and international cinema, which she expresses through both her on-screen roles and behind-the-scenes work.

Khubone is best known for her role as Sbongile in the hit series Gomora (2021–2023), where her performance earned widespread recognition. In 2024, she starred in Netflix’s Blood Legacy, which became a Top 10 Global hit, further solidifying her international appeal. She is also featured in two additional Netflix projects currently in post-production, where her talent continues to shine. Beyond acting, she has directed and produced several short films, including Unit 304 (2024), showcasing her versatility and creative depth.

Her work has been featured in Arts Africa Filmmakers Success Stories and highlighted in notable publications such as True Love Magazine and The Mercury. A natural leader, Khubone’s filmmaking expertise extends to crew operations, where she has gained experience as a lighting technician, gaffer, assistant director, and director of photography. Her contributions to the industry, both in front of and behind the camera, underscore her commitment to storytelling and innovation in film.

Nandipa Khubone represents a new wave of African filmmakers and performers who are breaking boundaries and redefining the global narrative. With her strong educational foundation, award-winning public speaking skills, and growing portfolio of acclaimed projects, she is a trailblazer destined to leave an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.