Apart From Youtube, which I doubt if Nigerias are really making meaningful money from,
How do movie producers make money in Nigeria?
Is there really profit in film production in Nigeria, Considering the high rate of piracy?
Are soap operas better than a full movie in terms of production and income generation?
How do they market their movies and make money?
Is it really profitable? And what nitch really sell?


Should you have an idea, please share.

Now , add cinemas

majamajic:
Now , add cinemas

How does that work? Please explain

missdivineprove:
How does that work? Please explain

Cinemas do pay to play their movies , and I heard up coming actresses do pay for roles , to ginger their runs

majamajic:


Cinemas do pay to play their movies , and I heard up coming actresses do pay for roles , to ginger their runs

after production, the producer take it there? Is there no possibility of playing it in the cinema without the producers permission? How does it really work?

missdivineprove:
after production, the producer take it there? Is there no possibility of playing it in the cinema without the producers permission? How does it really work?

If the video is of cinema standard , both of them can negotiate. U can't play any video in cinemas without permission

They are called exploitation windows
1. Cinemas. Runs for between 3-6 months. Producer gets roughly 37% of gross.
2. VOD or video on demand. Netflix, Amazon Prime, iTunes, Iroko, Showmax, DSTV box-office, etc. Platforms pay a licensing fee for showing film for a period. Usually 1-2 years.
3. Cable like DSTV, Kwese, cable channels pay licensing fees for a period, 1-2 years
3. Broadcast TV like Galaxy TV, pay something small. Usually by this time the film is 2-3 years old or older
4. Ancillary fees from in flight entertainment, hospitals, prison, etc. These deals don't come always and usually small
5. Mobile. Not really taken off for feature films, more likely for skits and shorts. Revenue shared with Telco
6. AVOD like YouTube, revenue generated from adverts

joshkke:
They are called exploitation windows
1. Cinemas. Runs for between 3-6 months. Producer gets roughly 37% of gross.
2. VOD or video on demand. Netflix, Amazon Prime, iTunes, Iroko, Showmax, DSTV box-office, etc. Platforms pay a licensing fee for showing film for a period. Usually 1-2 years.
3. Cable like DSTV, Kwese, cable channels pay licensing fees for a period, 1-2 years
3. Broadcast TV like Galaxy TV, pay something small. Usually by this time the film is 2-3 years old or older
4. Ancillary fees from in flight entertainment, hospitals, prison, etc. These deals don't come always and usually small
5. Mobile. Not really taken off for feature films, more likely for skits and shorts. Revenue shared with Telco
6. AVOD like YouTube, revenue generated from adverts

Thanks for sharing. highly informative. From your explanation, its looks profitable

majamajic:


If the video is of cinema standard , both of them can negotiate. U can't play any video in cinemas without permission

Alright, Thanks for sharing

Yes, but material is key

missdivineprove:
Thanks for sharing. highly informative. From your explanation, its looks profitable

missdivineprove:
Thanks for sharing. highly informative. From your explanation, its looks profitable

There's no information there that suggests they make good money yet, still waiting.cos to me you haven't gotten your answer.

joshkke:

Yes, but material is key

Material? you mean content?

pweeryambre:

There's no information there that suggests they make good money yet, still waiting.cos to me you haven't gotten your answer.

More contributions can help as well. so, share if you have an idea. Thank you.

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Yeah, theme, story, script, even stuff like production design. All make up final product.

quote author=missdivineprove post=90107812]Material? you mean content?[/quote]

They get there revenue from fund raising and sponsorship. Companies can fund the movie project in return to display their brand during the movie production. Pls using this link
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNT0p3XFvQI

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LloydMedia:
They get there revenue from fund raising and sponsorship. Companies can fund the movie project in return to display their brand during the movie production. Pls using this link
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNT0p3XFvQI

To subscribe to my YouTube channel to encourage my journey of little beginning. �����

Lloydmedia, please are these nollywood,movies found on youtube illegal? I intend creating a channel for nollywood movies. I need your opinion on this.