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Nigeria: Nollywood Gets Boost As NFI Matriculates 42 Students
Vanguard, 15 September 2012
The future of Nigeria's motion picture industry got a boost over the weekend with the matriculation of 43 students by the National Film Institute, Jos. Read more »
Nollywood Gets Boost As Film Institute
The Nigeria film industry will matriculate students by the National Film Institute and provide the necessary capacity in ad hoc skills acquisition programmes provision of modern skills and techniques for filmmaking.
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Nigeria: Nollywood Gets Boost As Film Institute Matriculates Students
Leadership, 5 September 2012
The future of Nigeria's motion picture industry got a boost Thursday, August 30, with the matriculation of 43 students by the National Film Institute (NFI), Jos. Read more »
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Nigeria: Charles Novia Writes Nollywood Memoirs
Daily Trust, 15 September 2012
Nollywood director-producer, Charles Novia is set to launch his book, Nollywood Till November: Memoirs of a Nollywood Insider, a book which details the movie maker's experience all… Read more »
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Nigeria: Emem Isong - Why I Left Banking for Nollywood
This Day, 15 September 2012
Emem Isong, film maker, producer and script writer honed her skills at the University of Calabar where she studied Theatre Arts. And even when she took a plunge into banking… Read more »
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Nigeria: Structuring Nollywood - the Mopicon Option
Vanguard, 1 September 2012
I started this topic last week with a brief historical antecedent of the proposed Motion Picture Council of Nigeria (MOPICON) for practitioners in Nollywood. I made it manifestly… Read more »
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Nigeria: Nollywood At Crossroad As Stakeholders Chart Way Forward
Vanguard, 1 September 2012
Except a proper umbrella structure is immediately put in place for the professional regulation and conduct of practitioners in various strata, the Nigerian movie industry popularly… Read more »
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Nigeria: Nollywood Stars Have Paved Way for Me - Uru Eke
Vanguard, 25 August 2012
Fast rising actress, Uru Eke is surely a beauty to behold. Born in East London, she had her primary school in London and secondary school here in Nigeria. She went back to the… Read more »
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Nollywood and Ghollywood actors have joined forces to create the first 3D movie. Read more »
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Is the relationship between the Nigerian and Ghanaian movie industries gradually going sour? Read more »
