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Nollywood, Nigeria’s film industry has grown to become one of the largest and fastest growing film industries in the world, estimated to be worth $5.1bn and while this should be celebrated there are some worrying signs on the…
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By Dapo Oshiyemi There are not many people who wouldn’t want to be Lupita Nyong’o right now, only a few months ago this Kenyan…
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By Dapo Oshiyemi 9th April, 2014 Nigerian’s movie industry, Nollywood, is a certified $5.1 billion (£3bn) industry and along with other star performing sectors…
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The black female Directors to watch out for… After years of waiting in the wilderness while their male counterparts took all of the glory,…
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Shocking Report reveals only 891 Black People employed in the UK Film Industry by Dapo Oshiyemi Black people continue to be denied opportunities in the UK…
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The £4.5bn British film industry is one of the most successful in the world, producing films like The King’s Speech, Skyfall, Slumdog Millionaire, Harry…
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Do the Africa Movie Academy Awards really Matter? By Dapo Oshiyemi The Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA’s) have come and gone for another year…
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UK BLACK PEOPLE – The Media Industry doesn’t owe us anything. By Dapo Oshiyemi I read with great interest, Paterson Joseph’s recent article in…
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There is no greater joy for a film maker than the end of production, you finally have that film you have been sweating on for the…
Read perspectiveTheatrical Distribution & New Nollywood: What The Future Holds It is now common knowledge across various circles that the Nigerian film industry commonly referred…
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