The Naija Filmmaker

Mr Mautin is a talent manager, and film and media catalyst. We talk about talent management, bespoke film marketing, Mami Wata and the state of distribution in Nigeria.

He also shares invaluable insights on the need for diversity, storytelling, and structured competition within the creative and movie industry.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Mr Mautin's Approach to Talent Management

2. Government's role in providing support and ecosystem

3. Guguru Excerpts Program

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/mrmautin/

https://twitter.com/mrmautin

https://gugurumedia.com/

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/chiomaonyenwe

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/creativeoge

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/danieloriahi

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Ebuka Njoku is a Nigerian writer, director and producer. He is known for his debut feature, Yahoo+ which became a fan favorite. We talk about his latest project, "UNO: The F in Family", his introduction to the industry and how he maintains the integrity of his work.

Ebuka is a passionate storyteller who believes storytelling is essential to life. He understands that everything in the world is storytelling, whether on social media, in business, or in community-building. Ebuka is dedicated to using storytelling to connect with others and build a better world.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Ebuka's Filmmaking Inspiration and Influences.

2. His transition from writing to making films.

3. The Creative Process and Execution of "Yahoo+"

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/theebukanjoku/

https://www.instagram.com/uno_thefinfamily/

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/chiomaonyenwe

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/creativeoge

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/danieloriahi

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In this episode, I discuss making my debut feature with the writer (Nwamaka Chikezie), actor (Loudvoice) and executive producer (Fredrik Skog) ahead of its release in francophone cinemas.

We share stories from the film's development, distribution and the challenges of bringing Nigerian characters to life.

https://www.instagram.com/amaka_creme/

https://www.instagram.com/loudvoicecfr/

https://www.instagram.com/adamngoodstudio/

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Exploring the Nigerian Characters in "Charlie and the Boys".

2. The inspiration behind the film

Resources:

https://whatkeptmeup.com/movies/kanayo-o-kanayo-plots-his-revenge-in-heist-film-charlie-and-the-boys-directed-by-sele-got-watch-teaser/

https://www.kemifilani.ng/movies/movie-review-charlie-and-the-boys-had-occasional-pacing-issues-and-felt-rushed/

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/findingidara

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/the-golden-rule-monologue-with-sele-got

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Sele Got is a film director and producer. He talks about how a growth mindset and a fixed mindset can affect your career.

Sele explores how these mindsets influence the way individuals approach challenges, setbacks, and the pursuit of their goals in the filmmaking industry. From the perspective of various roles in filmmaking, Sele provides insightful comparisons and examples to illustrate the impact of these mindsets.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. How to approach challenges

2. Being adaptable and open

3. Embracing change

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/selegotfilm/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/selegotfilm

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/the-filmmakers-mindset-w-sele-got

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/nollywoodsuccess

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/filmfestivals

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Femi Awojide is a cinematographer that has worked on several music videos, commercials and films such as Sugar Rush, Juju Stories and.

Femi shares the importance of constant skill enhancement and how different disciplines. We also delve into the intricacies of cinematography, from the importance of learning and collaborating with others to the qualities that make a great cinematographer, including artistic and technical insight, leadership, and attention to detail.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Essential skills and qualities for cinematographers.

2. Positioning your work for excellence internationally.

3. The Collaboration Between Director and DP

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/femiawojide/

https://vimeo.com/femiawojide

https://femiawojide.com/

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/chiomaonyenwe

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/creativeoge

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/a-guide-to-indie-filmmaking-in-nigeria-w-imoh-umoren

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Chima Temple Adighije is a production designer and art director. He has worked on numerous projects including Lost Cafe, Crime & Justice & Eagle's Wings etc.

The episode dives into Chima's process as a production designer. He explains his approach to reading scripts, requesting character bibles, and meeting with directors to better understand their vision. Chima highlights the importance of adequate preparation, including scouting locations and collaborating with the production team to bring the director's vision to life. He shares memorable experiences in their career, such as building a replica of fighter jets. Finally, he emphasizes the importance of continual learning, research, and career growth in the field of production design.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. How a production designer breaks down a script

2. The difference between a production designer and an art director

3. Process of designing a period piece

Resources:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chima_temple/

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/martini

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/the-power-of-color-grading-with-bobola-oniwura

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/composing-for-film-with-kulanen-ikyo

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Motunrayo Ojo is a film enthusiast, who finds joy in engaging with Nigerian and foreign films.

Mo emphasizes the importance of addressing social issues and promoting diverse storytelling, along with the significance of audience engagement and feedback. Additionally, the episode tackles the need for government reforms to ensure fairness in the industry and support for smaller cinemas.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Addressing societal issues in storytelling

2. Importance of feedback and learning from it

3. Government involvement and support for the industry

Resources:

Motunrayo's Twitter Handle: https://twitter.com/Ms_Ojo

Charlie and the Boys Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xisc7tLx_Lk

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https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/vanessaohaha

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/nigeriancinema

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/fabulousfatimah

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Motunrayo Ojo is a film enthusiast, who finds joy in engaging with Nigerian and foreign films.

Mo shares her deep love for art and entertainment. Her passion lies in movies and literature, which she consumes voraciously and enjoys discussing and analyzing with friends. She appreciates Nigerian films for their portrayal of Nigerian identity and culture. Mo emphasizes the significance of engaging with various art forms and maintaining curiosity to enhance understanding. Mo discusses the delicate balance between making money and creating meaningful content.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Analyzing and critiquing films, focusing on structure and storytelling

2. Discussing diminishing returns with the cost of movie tickets 

3. Importance of audience education and critic's responsibility

Resources:

https://twitter.com/Ms_Ojo

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https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/vanessaohaha

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/nigeriancinema

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/fabulousfatimah

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Sele Got is a film director and producer. He explores why you should keep making short films.

Sele highlights how short films can showcase a filmmaker's talents and vision for a feature film, as well as help in honing their craft and improving storytelling skills. The concise storytelling of short films also helps to eliminate unnecessary fluff from films. Finally, Sele discusses the growing audience for short films and how making one can make the filmmaker a better artist.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. How can short films benefit filmmakers

2. Exploring the art of concise storytelling

3. How short films can open doors

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/selegotfilm/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/selegotfilm

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/rejection

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/nollywoodsuccess

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/filmfestivals

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Martini Akande is a film editor and producer. He has edited numerous projects including Brotherhood, Gangs of Lagos, Road To Blow and Glamour Girls.

Martini shares his process of editing a film, from ensuring actors look good to using creative editing techniques. The importance of clear and understandable action scenes is emphasized, and Martini also highlights the significance of constantly developing skills and mastering the art of storytelling to become a proper film editor. He discusses his admiration for actors starting out in the industry and shares his journey to becoming an editor, which includes starting out making videos for events like weddings and eventually editing his own short films.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Building a career as an editor

2. The Editing Process

3. The Art of Trailer Editing

Resources:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/signor_martini

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/signor_martini/

Website: https://martiniakande.com/

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/the-power-of-color-grading-with-bobola-oniwura

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/thecritics001

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/composing-for-film-with-kulanen-ikyo

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Michael Omonua is a director and writer. He is a member of the Surreal 16 Collective and has made several films, including Rehearsal, The Man Who Cut Tattoos, and Love Potion, a part of the Juju Stories anthology film.

Michael shares his perspective on the importance of cultivating a unique voice in the industry. He talks about their early days working on film sets and realizing that they wanted to be a writer and director outside of the film industry. He also discusses their admiration for various international filmmakers and their experiences with making numerous short films. Michael touches on the importance of technical standards in improving the quality of work in the industry and their upcoming film project, "Galatians".

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Making Shorts and Cultivating Voice

2. Understanding the History and Theory of Cinema

3.S16 Film Festival

Resources:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikegouken

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikegouken/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@windupbirdpictures

Watch Rehearsal: https://vimeo.com/733182707

Galatians: https://www.lescinemasdumonde.com/en/la-fabrique/2023/projet/galatians

Press: https://www2.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/sight-sound-magazine/interviews/surreal16-collective-nigerian-arthouse-cinema-nollywood

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/into-the-mind-of-dodorowski-w-abba-makama

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/damiorimogunje

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/danieloriahi

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Desmond Ovbiagele is a writer and director. He has written and directed "Render To Ceasar" and "The Milkmaid". In 2021, "The Milkmaid" was Nigeria's submission to the Academy Awards' international feature category.

Desmond takes us through his experience shooting in the scenic Mambila Plateau in Taraba State. With extended shooting time and disruptions, the crew showed resilience with a strong work ethic. The film has gained positive feedback both locally and internationally, with a focus on capturing authentic local perspectives. Desmond highlights the importance of transparency and providing potential investors with the necessary information for sizable investment into the industry.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. The Importance of Local Filmmaking

2. Film Festival Experiences

3. How to get more investors into funding Nollywood

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/dovbiagele/

https://www.danonomedia.com/index.html

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/danieloriahi

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/damiorimogunje

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/prolifickaykas

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Sele Got is a film director and producer. He delves into how to become the main character in your film career.

He explains the importance of being a strong character like in the movies by taking active steps toward your goals. Sele identifies key takeaways, such as setting targets and objectives, learning to adapt, networking, and collaborating, and applying intentionality in pursuing your ambitions. Tune in for actionable tips and insightful advice on reaching your full potential as a filmmaker.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Setting career intentions

2. Building trust and setting ambitious career goals

3. Being the main and also a supportive character

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/selegotfilm/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/selegotfilm

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/rejection

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/nollywoodsuccess

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/filmfestivals

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Raymond Yusuff is a talented filmmaker and member of the filmmaking collective "The Critics Company". He possesses skills in various stages of film production and has worked with limited resources to create compelling films alongside his independent filmmaking team.

We talk about his experiences working in the industry. Raymond discusses the importance of visual effects in storytelling and how they should never distract from the story being told. He also talks about his love for films like Interstellar and Children of Men and how they influenced his approach to work. Additionally, Raymond shares his team's journey in creating their first short film and how they were able to gain more attention and followers after a competition and a fundraiser. Furthermore, he shares his thoughts on new visual effects technology and the Nigerian film industry.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. About their solo exhibition in Frankfurt

2. AI and VFX production 

3. Working on "King of Boys 2" and "Juju Stories"

Resources:

https://www.youtube.com/@thecritics001

https://www.instagram.com/thecritics001/

https://twitter.com/thecritics001

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3ntDwwLOJA

Other episodes you'll enjoy:

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/fascinatingoge

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/creative-community-with-nathan-shaiyen

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/hive-mentality-with-nwamaka-chikezie-sele-got

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Toluwani Obayan is a screenwriter, best known for writing films like Ponzi, and This Lady Called Life. She is also the author of the book titled Becoming A Spectacular Woman.

We explore the journey of a writer and filmmaker who shares her experiences and lessons learned in the creative process. From struggling with a lack of inspiration and self-doubt to finding therapeutic value in writing, the guest discusses the importance of vulnerability and humility in her work. We also touch on the importance of ownership and curiosity in improving creative abilities. Toluwani shares her own career experiences, including financial struggles and working on small projects. The episode wraps up with tips for aspiring filmmakers, including how to hone their craft and approach creating a film with depth and nuance.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Challenges of writing a feature film and the importance of humility and research

2. "Becoming a Spectacular Woman" and its self-publishing journey 

3. Developing Characters and Themes

Resources:

https://www.toluwaniobayan.com/

https://www.instagram.com/toluwaniobayan/

https://twitter.com/ToluwaniObayan

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/toluwani-obayan

https://a.co/d/5sFD5BJ

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https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/african-storytelling-with-emil-garuba

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/the-importance-of-identity-with-belinda-yanga-agedah

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/the-filmmakers-mindset-w-sele-got

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Temitope "Oluwadabest" Dada is a Commercial and Documentary Filmmaker with several years of experience in Graphics Design, Photography, and Cinematography. He currently works as a Director and Creative lead at his company, FilmbyDT Production Company

He emphasizes the importance of building relationships and maintaining professionalism in the creative industry. Oluwadabest share insights on handling recurring clients, the role of a director, and how to make effective commercials. We also learn about their journey into cinematography, their passion for music, and the importance of learning via filming events. We also discuss the current state of the film industry in Nigeria, including the need for better budgets and worker welfare.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Maintaining Relationships in the Creative Industry

2. Understanding the Director's Role 

3. Challenges and Opportunities in the Film Industry

Resources:

https://twitter.com/oluwadabest

https://www.instagram.com/oluwadabest/

https://oluwadabest.com/

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https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/nollywoodsuccess

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/damiorimogunje

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/danieloriahi

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Sele Got is a film director and producer. He explores how to collaborate properly.

We dive into the crucial topic of collaboration. Sele Got discusses the two main forms of collaboration and shares tips on how to make it work better. Whether it's collaborating on film projects or through relationships with mentors and friends, collaboration is essential for success. Join us as we explore the beauty of collaboration and how it challenges us to leave our comfort zone.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Establishing working systems for communication 

2. Two main forms of collaboration

3. Avoiding the blame game

Resources:

https://www.instagram.com/selegotfilm/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/selegotfilm

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https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/rejection

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/nollywoodsuccess

https://thenaijafilmmaker.com/episode/to-make-a-film-with-sele-got

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Daniel Oriahi is a Nigerian filmmaker who has directed Taxi Driver Oko Ashewo, Sylvia, and a hand full of web series and TV movies.

He shares his journey in the film industry and his insights on directing. Daniel talks about his early exposure to foreign content through his father's collection of VHS tapes, his experience studying at the National Film Institute in Jos, and his journey in making films that can travel while still maintaining a unique identity. He also discusses his recent journey of rediscovering the kind of filmmaker he wants to be and developing the future of film. Daniel's insights provide valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers and actors looking to navigate the industry.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Vulnerability in Directing

2. Making films that can travel 

3. Daniel rediscovering the filmmaker he wants to be

Resources:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAly9MRUL3s&t=322s

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Jemima Damina is a producer, director, and co-founder of Neptune3 Studios. We talk about starting the studio with her sisters, creating the viral young adult show "Best Friends In The World" and her evolution over the years.

Jemima Damina is a Nigerian producer, director, and filmmaker who, along with her siblings, co-founded Neptune3 Studios. With a passion for creating content for young adults, Jemima has been instrumental in the success of the popular Nigerian web series, Best Friends in the World. With a background in film studies from Full Sail University in Florida, Jemima returned to Nigeria determined to make a mark in the entertainment industry. Her dedication to authenticity and storytelling has resonated with audiences across the globe, resulting in millions of views and an ever-growing fan base.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Discover Jemima Damina's inspiring path toward establishing Neptune3 Studios.

2. Gain insights into the obstacles faced by a young female director in Nigeria.

3. Learn strategies for managing parental expectations while pursuing a career in entertainment.

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Yemi Bamiro is a documentary director known for "One Man In His Shoes" & "Super Eagles 96".

Filmmaker Yemi Bamiro takes us on a journey through the world of documentary filmmaking, sharing his personal experiences and insights. From his start at MTV to his critically acclaimed films on sneaker culture and Nigerian football, Bamiro discusses the challenges and triumphs of creating documentaries that captivate audiences. He also reflects on the power of storytelling to bring people together and inspire pride in one's culture.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Making his debut doc, "One Man In His Shoes"

2.  He talks about the importance of research and planning.

3. Experiencing Lagos for the first time while shooting "Super Eagles 96"

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https://www.primevideo.com/detail/SuperEagles96/0KXAQZIM7RDSUXBJDFCRI1YR6Y

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Sele Got is a film director and producer. He explores the benefits of rejection to filmmakers.

We delve into the world of rejection in the film industry, exploring the experiences of successful filmmakers who have faced rejection and come out on top. From Steven Spielberg to the writer of Squid Game, we discuss the importance of persistence, mental toughness, and self-evaluation when dealing with rejection. With insights from industry insiders and practical tips for handling rejection, this podcast is a must-listen for any aspiring filmmaker looking for inspiration and motivation to keep pushing forward in the face of rejection.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Advantages of Rejection

2. How To Handle Rejection

3. Successful filmmakers That Overcame Rejection

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Wale Adetula is the CEO of TNC Africa. He discusses the company’s mission of taking African stories to the world.

TNC Africa has used data-driven decision-making to great success. They used data to inform their decision to launch their content on YouTube. They were able to use the data to determine their potential viewers’ likes, dislikes, and what would excite them. Adetula explains that when they started their podcast, they used data to learn how to create an immersive experience for their listeners. They experimented with interview-style podcasts, different kinds of stories, and even fiction drama-type podcasts.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Exploring the Origins of TNC Africa

2. Exploring Taboo Topics with The Naked Combos

3. Merging Data and Creativity for Success

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Anita Eboigbe is the co-founder of Inside Nollywood, focused on improving the quality of conversations in Nollywood.

Discover how Anita's background in communication, finance, and investment, combined with her love for numbers, drove her to develop data-driven insights for the Nollywood film industry. In this compelling conversation, we dive into the creation of spaces for important discussions such as the series on horrible bosses, and address the common complaints of sexual harassment and mistreatment of crew members. Anita advocates for openness and transparency in Nollywood and has a passion for educating filmmakers and audiences alike. Find out how her Film Journalism Fellowship is improving industry conversations and why supporting journalists and content creators is essential for positive change. If all of that is not enough, you'll also get a glimpse into Anita's personal life as she shares her introverted nature, her love for rings, and her favorite TV show. Don't miss this engaging episode providing a unique look at the Nollywood industry from behind the scenes!

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Anita's background and Inside Nollywood

2. Educating filmmakers and audiences

3. Film Journalism Fellowship

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Damilola Orimogunje is a Nigerian film writer, director, and producer. He has directed short films such as Family and Losing My Religion, and his debut feature film, For Maria.

Damilola Orimogunje had always been attracted to good storytelling, so he used his writing skills to explore filmmaking, starting with short films and eventually his first feature film. He learned a lot through attending film festivals, where he discovered films from around the world and experienced how art is respected and appreciated. From this, he was inspired to make his own films that could transcend her locality and tell stories that resonated with people globally. With hard work and dedication, a film he produced was selected for the prestigious Berlinale Festival, where it was met with positive reactions, an award, and even offers from distributors. Through this journey, he was reminded of the importance of having goals and staying true to them in order to create quality films.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. Damilola Orimogunje's Journey to Becoming a Filmmaker

2. Appreciating Art and Experiences at International Film Festivals

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In this episode, Sele talks about how to win in Nollywood.

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In this episode, my guest is Chioma Onyenwe. She is a storyteller, art curator, and deep-sea diver.

We talk about producing projects across mediums, festival programming, and what it means to truly direct a project.

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In this episode, my guests are Precious Asuai and Oluwatosin Oyalegan . They directed different parts of their anthology feature, Something Special.

We talk about being multi-disciplinary filmmakers, working with low budgets and release strategies.

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In this episode, my guests are Oluwatosin Oyalegan and Precious Asuai . They directed different parts of their anthology feature, Something Special.

We talk about their first films, the three stories in Something Special, and working with a 2-week old baby.

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In this episode, my guest is Ikeade Oriade. He is the managing editor of What Kept Me Up, a digital media agency offering press solutions for Nollywood.

We talk about gatekeepers, film festivals, and the role of the press in the growth of the film industry.

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In this episode, Sele talks about film release strategy and why you should explore film festivals.

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In this episode, we have a special guest, Mr. C of Iroko Critic hosting and exploring the creation of the "Finding Idara" web series with the director, Sele Got, and lead actress, Blessing Uzero who plays Idara Abasi.

We talk about the audition process and experiences from the set, as we also learn some random facts about them.

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In this episode, my guest is Chidinma Igbokweuche. She is a writer, director, and producer. She also founded Nollydata, Nollywood's first database website.

We talk about her start as a writer, the Accelerate filmmaker project, and running Nollydata.

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In this episode, my guest is Victoria Popoola. She is the CEO of TalentX Africa, a film financing marketplace. She utilizes her experience in finance and venture capital to connect creatives to investors

We talk about the services offered by TalentX, their plans for the film industry, and what Victoria likes to watch.

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In this episode, Sele talks about creative license and the need to allow filmmakers create.

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In this episode, my guest is Vanessa Ohaha. She is a fashion, beauty, and culture journalist. She has bylines in Fashion Unfiltered, System Magazine Issue 18, and Industrie Africa.

We talk about what an authentic Nigerian story is, her views on art films, and her earliest Nollywood memory.

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In this episode, my guest is Vanessa Ohaha. She is a fashion, beauty, and culture journalist. She has bylines in Fashion Unfiltered, System Magazine Issue 18, and Industrie Africa.

We talk about the need for children-centered content, the evolution of Nigerian reality TV, and local language cinema films.

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In this episode, my guest is Oluyomi Ososanya. He is a writer, filmmaker, and film educator. Baba has written on shows such as Ajoche, Enakhe, Battleground, and Inspector K.

We talk about how Nigerian cinema can transcend its shores, the different categories that the Nigerian audience falls into, and the importance of including human elements in stories.

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In this episode, my guest is Oluyomi Ososanya. He is a writer, filmmaker, and film educator. Baba has written on shows such as Ajoche, Enakhe, Battleground, and Inspector K.

We talk about how he got his big break with his writing, the Nollywood label, and the nuances of film criticism.

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In this episode, you will be listen to the panel discussion from the premiere of my web series 'Finding Idara'.

Finding Idara is a 6-part crime drama in which Inspector Uzo investigates the disappearance of Idara from a hike during the mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) orientation camp. Inspector Uzo questions Idara's close associates as she deals with some past trauma.

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The session is hosted by Queen Essien and features Blessing Oreva Uzero (Idara), Chibuzor Iheukwumere (Inalegwu) and Sele Got (Co-Creator & Director)

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In this episode, my guest is Baba Agba. He is a producer, cinematographer and General Secretary of the Association of Movie Producers (AMP). Baba has shot features and short film which includes Lost Cafe, Ojukokoro and A Cemetary of Doves.

We talk about what inspires him, working as a DOP in Nigeria and the work the Association ofMovie Producers does. He also explains the need to unlock the potential of the Nigerian TV industry.

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In this episode, I talk about revenue streams and release windows that filmmakers can exploit for their film.

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In this episode, my guest is Ronya Man. She is an actress, acting coach, director, and producer. She moved to Nigeria in 2015 and has been active on the theatre scene and has featured in Omo Ghetto: The Saga and Rattlesnake.

We talk about what she's producing, intimacy on screen, and the stories she loves to tell.

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In this episode, my guest is Ronya Man. She is an actress, acting coach, director, and producer. She moved to Nigeria in 2015 and has been active on the theatre scene and has featured in Omo Ghetto: The Saga and Rattlesnake.

We talk about transcending type casts, the importance of actors being self-aware, and her career as an acting coach.

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In this episode, my guest is Kayode Kasum. He is a director and producer. He is most notably known for directing Sugar Rush, Quam's Money, Oga Bolaji and Dwindle amongst others.

We talk about directing across genres, how 'Oga Bolaji' saved his career, and his plans for 2022.

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In this episode, my guest is Victor Okhai. He is a director, writer, and cinematographer. He is a member of the Nigerian Oscar Selection Committee (NOSC) and the president of the Directors Guild of Nigeria (DGN).

We talk about his work at the guild, starting a film school and film festival, and some challenges faced by Nigerian films trying to get selected for the Oscars.

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In this episode, I give a pep talk to struggling filmmakers on what it takes to make a film.

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In this episode, my guest is Fatimah Binta Gimsay. She is a writer, director, producer and has written for shows like Unbroken, Battleground, Hush, Enakhe, and Riona.

We talk about how she started writing, her film podcast Sceneful Sundays, and life as an independent filmmaker directing in Nigeria

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In this episode, my guest is Oge Obasi. She has produced 4 feature films and a short which include O-Town, Ojuju, Juju Stories, and Mami Wata. We talk about the long journey to making Mami Wata, tips or producers, and the need for more collaboration within the industry.

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In this episode, my guest is Oge Obasi. She has produced 4 feature films and a short which include O-Town, Ojuju, Juju Stories, and Mami Wata. We talk about Juju Stories, producing films across different budgets and genres, and the things holding Nollywood back.

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In this episode, my guest is Bright Wonder. He is a writer, director, and founder of High Definition Film Academy & Studio. He is known for his most recent film, 'If I Am President'. We talk about his happiest Nollywood moment, reflections on 10 years at the film academy, and his upcoming projects.

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In this episode, I make a case for being a multi-hyphenate filmmaker.

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In this episode, my guest is Yinka Ogun. He is a screenwriter and the current president of the 'Screenwriters Guild of Nigeria'. He is known for his work on 'Tinsel', 'Oloture', 'Your Excellency' and 'The Royal Hibiscus Hotel', etc. We talk about how he discovered writing, his process, and his work at the Screenwriters Guild.

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In this episode, my guest is Isioma Idigbe. She is the head of media, entertainment, and IP law at Punuka Attorneys and Solicitors. She continues to contribute to the development of the Nigerian film industry through workshops, consultations, and presentations. We talk about why your film needs a lawyer, the controversial MOPICON bill, and useful insurance covers for your film.

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In this episode, my guest is Kenneth Gyang. He is an award-winning writer and director known for 'Confusion Na Wa', 'The Lost Cafe' and 'Oloture'. He won the 2012 AMAA for 'Best Nigerian Film' for Confusion Na Wa, his debut feature. We talk about his formative years in Jos, being a student of cinema, and his next project.

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In this episode, past guests from seasons 1 & 2 of 'The Naija Filmmaker' podcast share how to improve individuals and systems within the Nigerian film industry.

I also share some changes coming to 'The Naija Filmmaker' podcast.

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03:28 - Nengi Adoki

04:15 - Ekene Som Mekunye

05:31 - Chioma Chiatula

06:11 - Jasmin Howson-Wright

06:50 - Nathan Shaiyen

07:00 - Priye Diri

07:13 - Kanso Ogbolu

08:06 - Ike Nnaebue

09:07 - Chavala Yaduma

10:01 - Regina Udalor

10:45 - Chuks Oteke

11:28 - Uyoyou Adia

11:58 - Emmanuel Okolo

12:40 - Carina Ojoko

13:39 - Bem Pever

14:11 - Bobola Oniwura

14:29 - Iroko Critic

15:23 - Barnabas 'Barny' Emodi

16:19 - Nadine Ibrahim

16:58 - Lolo Eremie

17:40 - Nwamaka Chikezie

18:35 - Jeremy Mbu

18:59 - Imoh Umoren

19:25 - Ore Badmus

20:29 - Abba Makama

21:16 - Belinda Yanga-Agedah

22:40 - Kewa Oni & Seun Opabisi

24:11 - Susan Pwajok

24:21 - Alexandra Hul

24:58 - Emil Garuba

25:46 - Preach Bassey

26:25 - Korede Azeez

27:24 - Kulanen Ikyo

27:30 - Frankie Ogar

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On this episode, my guest is Frankie Ogar. He is a writer, director, and producer. He directed 'A Soldier's Story' 1 & 2. We talk about Nigerian representation in film, the origins of "A Soldier's Story" and next steps for the franchise.

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