Tag - Filmmaking

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Funding and Collaboration in Nollywood: What Could “The Black Book” Tech Investors Mean for Filmmakers in Nigeria?

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With more resources at their disposal, Nigerian filmmakers can explore new narratives and uncharted areas By Seyi Lasisi Netflix’s latest crime thriller, The Black Book has been courting media attention since the director, Nigerian Editi Effiong, announced the film during its production...

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Pat Nebo, Nollywood’s Veteran Production Designer, Documented Nigeria’s History Through Filmmaking

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Director Diji Aderogba is Telling Conscious Stories with Film and Twitter

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“Symphony” Review: In This Nollywood Film Depicting Police Brutality, Music is the Extra Spice

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“African Filmmakers Need To Retain Their Original Form Of Storytelling” – Akinola Davies Jr, Director Of “Lizard”

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“Awon Boyz,” an Emotive Documentary on the Lives of Lagos Hustlers, Now Streaming Globally on Netflix

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Blackstar Film Festival: “We Wanted To Tell A Story About Nigeria” – Arie And Chuko Esiri, Directors Of “Eyimofe”

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Blackstar Film Festival, The World’s Premier Event For Filmmakers Of Colour, Returns For A Tenth Edition

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Has Filmmaking In Nollywood Gone To The Dogs?