lynx200: Someone might be the right man for this.
Guys btw age 28-30 needed 2mrw @ 1 daranijo str off abisogun leigh, ogba behind excellence hotel, 2mrw March 19th @ 10am to do a screen test for a very good tv series, and they are set to roll cameras pretty soon. Please call 08124077066.

nellaluv:

Ok.. thanks for the suggestion

fubbyy: why is all these in lagos?

nellaluv: @hariorh, if u are asked what character u want and why? What would be ur answer?

hariorh: Deep studios is havin an auditionin 4 a soap pera (tv drama series) titled 'THE WAY WE ARE' and 3 back 2 back movies project, venue: owner's world hotel, 23 rd festac town, fri 22nd n sat 23rd march, time 10 am each day, dnt miss it, its a clarion call 2 stardom info call 08064270804.07068611415.27d7afeo.08134259291


*someone told me auditions at festac are not really ok. Don't know what she meant. Just be careful and remember not to pay anyone b4 u can be auditioned or even after auditioning.

fubbyy: Interesting thread but not useful, do you guys think every1 lives in lagos?

nellaluv: @Hariorh, thank
s for replying unlike some jerk on this thread i wonder what he's feeling like msheeew.

Emmandus: Kudos guys! I was @ my 1st film location weeks ago..thank God! Anyone ever heard of BBA audition results?
Cheers!

Emmandus: @Pure barbie Thanks..still haven't heard anything from BBA yet.And the production....is done and in the pipeline.

Emmandus: Kudos guys! I was @ my 1st film location weeks ago..thank God! Anyone ever heard of BBA audition results?
Cheers!

FilmMaker: Hello Everyone. Audition! Audition!! Audition!!!

Have you been looking and waiting for that slim chance to showcase your talent in the Nigerian Movie Industry? Then this is your golden opportunity to make the name in Nollywood. There will be an Audition of a bluckbuster movie on the 10th of this month. Inbox me for or call me for more info. 08064885386.

lynx200: Hey for all the upcoming artistes out there especially those thinking of relocating to Asaba where a lot of home videos are being shot, I saw this article about the film scene in that city and thought u should all read http://thescriptfactory2012..com/2013/04/asaba-shame-of-nollywood.html?spref=fb. Here is an excerpt from the article by Reginald Ebere a respected and experienced writer and film director.
The second time, I went to shoot one of my movies. I‘d heard of good locations, cheap priced hotels and hardworking, professional crews, not like the indolent fat cats we have in Lagos. I wanted to take advantage of all that. What someone did not tell me however was that Asaba had also become home to semi-prostitutes, parading themselves as artistes and an accompanying band of young, very young pimps who ran production shifts and sold sex for pennies to immoral libidinous directors and producers. What I didn’t discover then was the whole truth.
So last week the idea of Asaba came up again and I put up a post on this blog that has elicited some very serious reactions. Suffice it to say that everybody seems to think that my going to Asaba to work is a very bad idea, major reason being that there is a massive stench of corruption coming from this pristine town. That oozing fermentation seems to be coming out of Nollywood. Before now I’d heard stories of directors and producers who would demand that female artistes buy them lap tops and i-pads before giving them roles. What’s bad in that you may ask, well nothing really but those female actors are also required to sleep with them for as long as the production lasted and finally they are also required to pay certain amounts of money to get roles. Sums as huge as twenty thousand Naira nay, even fifty thousand Naira. Now did I say finally? Forgive me because the list goes on. If these unfortunate female artistes are to be accommodated in the production camps, they are also required to pay as much as ten thousand Naira.

lynx200: Hey for all the upcoming artistes out there especially those thinking of relocating to Asaba where a lot of home videos are being shot, I saw this article about the film scene in that city and thought u should all read http://thescriptfactory2012..com/2013/04/asaba-shame-of-nollywood.html?spref=fb. Here is an excerpt from the article by Reginald Ebere a respected and experienced writer and film director.
The second time, I went to shoot one of my movies. I‘d heard of good locations, cheap priced hotels and hardworking, professional crews, not like the indolent fat cats we have in Lagos. I wanted to take advantage of all that. What someone did not tell me however was that Asaba had also become home to semi-prostitutes, parading themselves as artistes and an accompanying band of young, very young pimps who ran production shifts and sold sex for pennies to immoral libidinous directors and producers. What I didn’t discover then was the whole truth.
So last week the idea of Asaba came up again and I put up a post on this blog that has elicited some very serious reactions. Suffice it to say that everybody seems to think that my going to Asaba to work is a very bad idea, major reason being that there is a massive stench of corruption coming from this pristine town. That oozing fermentation seems to be coming out of Nollywood. Before now I’d heard stories of directors and producers who would demand that female artistes buy them lap tops and i-pads before giving them roles. What’s bad in that you may ask, well nothing really but those female actors are also required to sleep with them for as long as the production lasted and finally they are also required to pay certain amounts of money to get roles. Sums as huge as twenty thousand Naira nay, even fifty thousand Naira. Now did I say finally? Forgive me because the list goes on. If these unfortunate female artistes are to be accommodated in the production camps, they are also required to pay as much as ten thousand Naira.

lynx200: Hey for all the upcoming artistes out there especially those thinking of relocating to Asaba where a lot of home videos are being shot, I saw this article about the film scene in that city and thought u should all read http://thescriptfactory2012..com/2013/04/asaba-shame-of-nollywood.html?spref=fb. Here is an excerpt from the article by Reginald Ebere a respected and experienced writer and film director.
The second time, I went to shoot one of my movies. I‘d heard of good locations, cheap priced hotels and hardworking, professional crews, not like the indolent fat cats we have in Lagos. I wanted to take advantage of all that. What someone did not tell me however was that Asaba had also become home to semi-prostitutes, parading themselves as artistes and an accompanying band of young, very young pimps who ran production shifts and sold sex for pennies to immoral libidinous directors and producers. What I didn’t discover then was the whole truth.
So last week the idea of Asaba came up again and I put up a post on this blog that has elicited some very serious reactions. Suffice it to say that everybody seems to think that my going to Asaba to work is a very bad idea, major reason being that there is a massive stench of corruption coming from this pristine town. That oozing fermentation seems to be coming out of Nollywood. Before now I’d heard stories of directors and producers who would demand that female artistes buy them lap tops and i-pads before giving them roles. What’s bad in that you may ask, well nothing really but those female actors are also required to sleep with them for as long as the production lasted and finally they are also required to pay certain amounts of money to get roles. Sums as huge as twenty thousand Naira nay, even fifty thousand Naira. Now did I say finally? Forgive me because the list goes on. If these unfortunate female artistes are to be accommodated in the production camps, they are also required to pay as much as ten thousand Naira.