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I'm a film maker. I need some money for production of some movie which by the grace of God will be a blockbuster. I will only use the money for the period of six months and return it back to you with interest. 08089878907 |
Kudos to #stephanielinus #funkeakindelejenifa #genevievennaji #iniedo and others who love and maintain their dark skin till date #realafricawoman #africoolbeauty #blackisbeautiful #slayer and those who were not please with their skin color #hmmm I hope God will recognize you when you get to heaven.
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This prominent movie producer which is a house hold name in Ghana for a long time is setting up a big studio in Lagos Nigeria. If you are talented and want to make use of your talent this is an opportunity for you. Please check the above picture for more information.
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I need something like the first one. are u on WhatsApp? |
Take it easy man. When I did mine it was smooth and good. I fuess you are just unfortunate. |
Infohelp:Ok |
Infohelp:Can we talk privately? PM me, if u are on whatsapp or I will call u tomorrow. |
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Mokoshalb: Hello u are doing a wonderful work here. Pls I need to ask some questions I want to create a unique forum site I want know if wordpress is the best to use or there is other ones I can use? Can I buy a domain, start building the site and later pay for the hosting or I have to buy domain and hosting together? |
Weldon Webmasters! I notice that most of what you people talk about is how to creat a blog. I need someone to give a guideline on how to create a forum and the requirements. |
StylixSVC:For blogging. |
StylixSVC:Its a website |
hollyfat:Is it possible for someone to change or edit a domain name? |
hollyfat:Thanks so much. God bless you |
Thanks for your response. I just received inbox to verify my email. Is it after that I will receive log in details to my site? |
hollyfat:Yes. |
The Pro(6gb)... Is that what you are asking?
I paid through quick teller |
Please I need quick answers I saw a post on tutorial how to set up a blog so I decided to try it out so I went to a hosting site Whogohost to register my domain and hosting but I got the shock of my life when I saw that I have to purchase a CPANEL before I can access my site. Please tell me this is not true cos I don't money to pay for any CPANEL afterall have spent on the Domain and Hosting. Please I need someone to guide me on what to do? |
kofomichael:Please I want something with purple and wine colour. Thanks in advance. |
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Where's the picture? |
Good one. |
Am interested but pls first tell me the different between hosting and domain. |
All they flaunt in their children is fashion, nothing about their academic. |
These days actors are the ones we recognize most in the movie industry. We've all forgotten about those behind the scene, meanwhile, those behind scene do a lot of work even more than those we see on the screen. I for one, I don't switch off or get up from the screen until I read all the names of the crew. We've allowed the actor to take the glory of those who make their work a success. Directors, producers, Story writers etc. are also to be credited not only the actors... Here's one of the good movie directors in the movie industry... Akin-Tijani Balogun is one of Nollywood’s respected director/producers. He’s presently in the midst of a very ambitious project, and he told OSEYIZA OOGBODO about it. What’s the latest about you? I just produced a movie, Police Report, in conjunction with a friend, under a new concept we’re trying out now, which is to produce a movie every month. A movie a month? A full length movie or a short film? A full length feature movie. Producing a full length movie every month? Won’t such a movie be an hasty job? It won’t be. It depends on how you handle it. Sometimes, some movies are shot in five, six months, and some are shot in longer time than that or lesser time than that. It all depends on your planning. And being a veteran, we know the pros and cons, we know how to manage the schedule. What we’re going to do now, we’ve already planned ahead, so we’ve cut down a lot of loopholes that normally make jobs to drag. Like what we’re going to do this August has already been planned for. Likewise what we’ll shoot in September, it’s already being planned. And another concept we’re trying to work on is to showcase new faces that people have not seen. So when we did our audition, we selected people that are not prominent. How many years have you been in this industry? That’ll be about fifteen years now. I studied theatre arts at the University of Ibadan and majored in directing, so that’s how it all started. And I started getting involved professionally right on campus. I directed many productions professionally and for academic purposes. And after school, I actually diverted a little bit, you know the way it is in Nigeria, so I went into teaching and came back to the industry later. Do you appear in movies yourself? Like I said, I’m a director and producer, not an actor. I don’t want to act, although I’ve actually appeared in one or two of our jobs, just for fun. But professionally, I’m not an actor, so my face is not one that people can say they’ve really been seeing on the screen. Although one or two people still recognize me from the one or two small-small roles that I’ve taken on. What’s your biggest job so far, the one that has made the most impact? How do I even begin to answer that, because most of my jobs have made impact. People always say my jobs are different from the norm. I’ve written some scripts for some people, like a friend of mine, Bayo Alawiye, that he directed, Dark Side. It premiered at cinemas, and ran for several weeks. And most of the jobs that we do, some are not even in Nigeria, because most people are not aware that we’ve viable markets in the western world for our local movies, both English and Yoruba and some other languages. So many of my jobs have been seen outside while people in Nigeria have not even seen them. I remember a time when a friend of mine in the UK posted on my Facebook that she saw a movie of mine and she wanted to know why it wasn’t on Youtube. And I tried to explain to her that we’re trying to break barriers by bringing our movies out through new channels, especially to even avoid the scourge of piracy. So what’ve you achieved? What I’ve achieved? That’s a very big question. I view achievements in terms of human quality. Like I said before, I was once a teacher in a secondary school. So, presently now, what I’ll see as my achievement are my students. The people that have passed through me and today, they are people. Many of them are graduates, many of them even have more degrees than I have now, and we still communicate, and when we do, they always say, ‘Teacher, I’m proud that I passed through you, sir.’ That always gives me joy. So many of them are in the UK, America, Canada, doing further studies and all of that. And I see that as a great achievement for me. I know the angle you actually want me to go into is … Every angle. Every angle. I’m my own greatest critic. So it’s very difficult for me to say I’ve achieved. People look at me and say, ‘This guy is doing so well.’ They’ve seen one or two of my jobs and they like them so much. But for me, I’m still thinking of the bigger picture. I’m yet to be fulfilled. I still want to do much, much more. Talking about financially, people like you in America are billionaires. Guys like Steven Spielberg, James Cameron and many others. So financially, tell us where you stand. I f you look at the financial angle, that juxtaposition, that analogy you made, of comparing America to Nigeria is farfetched. The kind of marketing structure they have over there is much more different when you look at the structure of our own industry. Let me just say we are living the Nigerian way. What we are doing at least enables us to live and live well in Nigeria. Of course we know that if we do it outside, we’ll make much more. What’s your greatest plan for the industry? Oh! My own plan is to have a film village, a place that’s structured, designed to be a film village for complete productions, because movie is just one out of the several things we do. So I want to have a film village, a place where you can shoot a game show, a commercial, anything that goes on the screen.
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pinkiberry:No I'm not. I'm married to her father with more children |
to #stephanielinus #funkeakindelejenifa #genevievennaji #iniedo and others who love and maintain their dark skin till date #realafricawoman #africoolbeauty #blackisbeautiful #slayer and those who were not please with their skin color #hmmm I hope God will recognize you when you get to heaven.