O’Media Productions Launches $10,000 Film Competition

For the non-established filmmaker getting recognition, sponsorship and screening is usually a daunting, moreso in a developing country like Nigeria. The 48-hour Naija Film Challenge launching this October aims to provide a platform for talented new and non-established Nigerian filmmakers to showcase their skills.

The company behind the 48NFC is O’ Media Productions whose operations include motion picture and television content production and distribution. O’ Media Productions is a subsidiary of O’ Media Network Limited.

The challenge is set to launch at 12 noon on Friday 26th and will be the ultimate test of filmmaking skills and creativity. Contestants will be tasked with the challenge of writing, shooting, scoring and editing a 3 -5 minutes short film – all in just 48 hours. For their troubles the producers of the winning film will be awarded $10,000 and have their filmed screened in Ozone cinemas and on selected TV channels across the nation.

Submitted films will be judged by a team of expert judges, which includes award winning director, Kunle Afolayan (Irapada, The Figurine and Phone Swap).

According to Ola Omotoso, CEO of O’ Media Productions and Leeds Metropolitan University graduate:

There are many talented filmmakers in Nigeria who are finding it very difficult to get the recognition they deserve; our aim with the 48NFC is to showcase the very best of filmmaking talent our country has to offer and hopefully in the process help launch their careers

Registration Begins 13th September 2012. To find out more about the 48NFC please visit the official website – naijafilmchallenge.com.

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One Response to O’Media Productions Launches $10,000 Film Competition

  1. dave says:

    Thanks a lot, this is wonderful. Pls, are we allowed to get/have partners? Thanks.

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