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Hosted by Sele Got · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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A podcast focused on Nigerian filmmakers, their films, and how we can build a united, diverse, and functional Nollywood.
Sele Got hosts The Naija Filmmaker, a tv show with 100 episodes published.
In a compelling exchange on the Naija Filmmaker podcast, Victor Ugoo Njoku articulates his vision for a more inclusive and representative Nigerian film industry. Throughout the episode, he recounts his formative experien
The discussion with Matthew Youssef, also known as Matolight, centers on his extensive experience as a gaffer and lighting designer within the Nigerian film industry. Our conversation delves into his formative years in t
This podcast episode features an insightful discussion with Jesi Damina, a prominent filmmaker and co-founder of Neptune 3 Studios. Our primary focus centers on her journey within the Nigerian film industry, particularly
Embracing one’s vision is paramount for filmmakers, as articulated in this episode of the Naija Filmmaker podcast. I delve into the significance of possessing a clear and distinct vision, which serves not only as a guidi
This podcast episode features a profound dialogue with Nneoha Aligwe, a multifaceted artist renowned for her contributions to photography, writing, and filmmaking, including her founding of the Africa International Horro
This podcast episode features an enlightening conversation with Ferdy Adimefe, a prominent producer, creator, and educator, who is also the founder of Magic Carpet Studios. Central to our discussion is the exploration of
In this enlightening dialogue, we delve into the multifaceted journey of filmmaker Daniel Itegboje, whose artistic endeavors bridge the realms of cinema and medicine. At the forefront of our discussion is his poignant do
In this episode of The Naija Filmmaker, we're diving deep into the current state and future prospects of Nollywood with a special collaboration featuring the Tswa Film Festival. Our esteemed guests, including James Omokw
Sele Got is a film director and producer. He talks about how to take the Nollywood brand global Sele explores how Nollywood can expand its influence on the global stage and what can be improved locally. He celebrates the
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
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 a
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
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
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 discipline
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 designe
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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 a
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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
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 th
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
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. M
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