The Girl in the Yellow Jumper

Loukman Ali wrote the script earlier, since he's a also a verily talented sketch artist he storyboarded all the shots at this stage. Props testing were also done since a couple of instagram posts show an unidentified model with in a gas mask, which later turned out to be in the film.

Principal Photography began in 2018 in Northern part of Uganda, and despite all the challenges that came along the shooting, Loukman and his cinematographer Naizi Nasser managed to wrap up the in the year in August 2018.

On 21 January 2019, Loukman uploaded a first look captioned as a test footage from the girl in the yellow jumper which received a bunch of positive reviews from all around the world.

The film was shot on Red Cameras. and different gear was used as seen in different behind the scene pictures, car mounts for moving car scenes, as well as cranes and gimbals.

Since this was Loukman's first feature film, filming was at sometimes put on hold due to running out of fund as he's quoted in an interview with Kampala's THE SUN

“We had every single problem that you can have on a film set,” Ali says. “Shooting in Uganda is not easy, every single location we go to, they chase us away.” and also Loukman Ali: There were times the actors went without food because we had used up all the money. We stopped filming for more than a year as we scraped together resources. The actors would return after months having changed, having gained weight, grown hair or a beard where there was only stubble in the previous scene. [9]

The film was edited by Loukman Ali, who is also known to be skillfull at blending Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) created with cinema4d into his shots.

The first teaser trailer was dropped on Apr 5, 2019 which was a viral hit and an attention seeking one, since it was well done trailer.

A talented group of artists at Quad A, one of Africa's good audio production companies worked on the sound design and film scoring headed by Andrew Ahuurra. Ahuurra's talent can be seen in various films including Disneys Queen of Katwe. a number of already existing ugandan songs like Bobiwine's Bada[10] were added alongside originally composed ones for the films,

The film was initially to be released locally in Ugandan theaters on 20th April 2020, but there came in the Covid-19 Pandemic and it was all put to hold. A disappointed Loukman Ali did loose his positivity in film making, later on he made a Youtube short film The blind Date followed by its prequel Sixteen rounds that earned him a lot of followers and fans, who only reviewed his work as stunning.

On Friday 13th, Loukman announced that he had became the first local film to be acquired by streaming giants, Netflix. It was later availed for streaming on the following Friday. Loukman States that after the film's release getting interrupted by the outbreak, he handed it to distributers who sold the movie streaming rights to Netflix.