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Teel012:
, kindly drop your contact and I'll message you immediately. Thanks.

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Teel012:
Hi, I can do the editing for you really cheap, but I don't reside in Ibadan, I'm in Lagos, will that deter you from patronising me?

Nope. Kindly contact

Neddstark:
The script attached was quite a good read. Many stories going in that direction though. But it was good. But implementation is the main thing. Goodluck

Thanks, it’s just a short film though.

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lexxybb:
If you are a guru Adobe premiere pro user residing in ABEOKUTA, Pls indicate, we may share ideas.

Wish you are in Ibadan

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missyblissy:
Am so sorry for your loss!!! Op make hare while the sunshines!!!

Thank you, it was a very sad experience, she gave birth to her baby through surgery, so the fear of going through another surgery was the issue and before we know it, it was too late.

JKisOK:
We really need your advice on this crucial matter. We have a sister who has been diagnosed with fibroid. Having seen a few doctors, she is confronted with solving the problem through undergoing surgery to evacuate the mass. However, she would prefer an alternative to surgery to evacuate the fibroid.

There is a bit of background. She has a daughter from a previous relationship. Her husband has two children from his previous relationships. However, they want to have children together, which has not happened. Everyone supposes that the fibroid issue may be blocking fertility between them.

Is there a confirmed non-surgical procedure that has worked with anyone out there? Where did the lady go for this non-surgical evacuation? What is the rate of success? What is the cost implication?

Please, counsel and insights are urgently needed.

Kindly advise her to go for the surgery. My sister was a victim. She was afraid of surgery and she kept using some local medicine, she lost her life in the process.

keneguae:
Not so sure of the price, but prepare yourself for up to 140K. Elepaq is good, but beware of the fakes and substandard ones such as senwei as it is very likely to give you nightmares. I personally will suggest you go for Sumec Firman, but it's up to you.

You can go to http://en.sumecfirman.com/products?field_product_category_tid=2 and familiarise yourself with what to expect at the market. Select the capacity that fits your need and browse through.

140k? My budget is just about half of that. I got the specifications below. Is it safe to buy it.

keneguae:
I only know about FPG8800 which is around 170K



If you are looking to power your pumping machine along with your other basic appliances at the same time, you will have to go for a 3500W upward. You can get Sumec Firman, or if pricing isn't a problem, get Tec.

Go to any trusted generator shop and make enquiry about anyone that fits your need. Be sure to buy Original so that you don't live in regrets.

Thank you so much. Do you have an idea of the price. I am looking at getting Elepaq, I learnt it’s the best out there.

Next please

Please I need info on the type to generator to buy, I need it to be able to power my pumping machine and a few household appliances.

Congratulations

Thank you

lahizak:
Hi house. Please anybody staying in ibadan dat can filled my laptop with movies and series as well as games. Please im just requesting for favour/help. I dont av money to pay. Thanks in advance

I have a few to share if you don’t mind. But no games, I am not a fan. Hit me up 07034342323

RealWealth22:
If you have movie , advert or documentary to produce, i will help you to produce it . contact me on 0.9.0.9.9.3.7.9.0.3.7

Help Produced, how? As an executive producer or what?

airsaylongcon:
Is anyone still active here? I'm interested in something similar. I have a service similar to YouTube (that is a Video on Demand service) that is only available offline when customers are in certain locations with choppy Internet. I want to be able to legally offer their content using an AVOD model.

I'd like to work with a content provider so I have access to a library of good content rather than working with individual content owners which I believe will be cumbersome. Any pointers?

For example I'd like to show Web TV series like from Irokotv.

Let’s talk

cpmconsultingltd:
Ok, thats nice... :-) .. Are you on watsapp?

Yeah. 07034342323

cpmconsultingltd:
Woow.. That's really far from Abuja.

Anyway, what's your profession?

I write

cpmconsultingltd:
wooow... Well no worries.. So where are you based now?

Oyo state, Ibadan

cpmconsultingltd:
Hello all,

I reside in Abuja and i'm also into short movie Production. I can direct and edit videos.

However, i need like minds who have love for the movie industry and are willing to come out of their comfort zone, to enhance their skills from scratch.

I will like us to come together and build a strong movie Production outfit. The people that are welcome are :

Short and catchy script writters

Camera men or women ( if you have a powerful ipad or tablet, its still ok, we can make use of it)

Location managers

Make up artists

Editors

Actors and actresses

Cinematographers

Movie Marketers

Sponsors, etc

I will handle the director part

Please if you into any of the above listed fields, kindly state your area of specialization and drop your number. When every field is checked, then we can move to the next step.

You don't have to be a professional, i can work with anybody, just have a idea and practical knowledge of what you are into.

Please note that, nobody is paying anybody, i want all of us to develop and create a niche for ourselves. But wen e set everybody go take em share of the money .

So who is in with me? Feel free to ask any question?

Thanks

I love this but I just relocated out of Abuja

hinere:
Anymore more suggestions?

Like I said, a film school will help launch your career. Better still, find a filmmaker and attach yourself as an apprentice under him or her. With that, he would cast in his or her movies and you can take it up from there.

hinere:
Goodmorning everyone. I'm a Theatre Actor and I do Spoken Word Poetry. I'm aspiring to transition to screen this April. I love watching movies and series showing on African Magic. I want to be acting in those movies showing there but I don't know the right channel to follow.
Recently I was watching movies showing on African Magic Epic where they feature the likes of Yul Edochie, Zubby Micheal and the rest and I was inspired to try featuring in such movies.
Please does anyone have any information for me on the right channel to take on this journey?
I just need guidance, advice and link up.
Acting is my passion and I'm good at it. Therefore, I want to build a career in it.
Your kind response would be appreciated.

Find a film school in your locale and register.

Yoighaman:
You didn't add Beer...lol

Abi

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internationalman:
Upon how Falz preached the gospel reach Buhari still defeated PDP...

By the way who knows the total number of Sowore votes that's if there's any..

I just need a closure as to if my vote was accounted for or not..

About 30000

My name is Adeyinka, I am a scriptwriter and budding filmmaker. Are you looking for a writer to work on that brilliant ideas of yours, or looking at buying ready made scripts for productions? We have in our studio standard scripts of different genres. I am just a call away.

Contact: Macdovestudios@gmail.com or 07034342323

Below are excerpts from written scripts and an attachment of a short unproduced script.

safarigirl:
#2

Movie Title: The Visit

https://blog.irokotv.com/wp-content/growth-img-folds/2016/04/TheVisit_FB_Banner_Master.jpg

Year: 2016

Cast: Nse-Ikpe Etim, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Femi Jacobs, Bhaira Mcwizu

Genre: Drama

Industry: Nollywood

Time: 2h 21m

Plot:

Two exrremely different couples who share a compound, are brought together in unlikely circumstances. In the process, secrets are uncovered and they learn more of each other in the space of one day


Review

This is one Nigerian movie I can recommend for anyone. There are so many good things to take away from this movie.

Let me start with the storyline, believe it or not, this movie had just four characters. You would wonder what four people could do in two hours, but they did far more than what a 20-man cast could ever accomplish. The story of a perfect couple, clashing with a dysfunctional couple isn't very familiar in Nollywood. Even more, what were the odds that the perfect couple would end up being the actual nutjobs and the nutjobs would turn out to be far better? I liked the spin of it all, I especially liked the whole idea of not judging a book by its cover, because the entire idea which was gotten at the beginning was turned on its head by the end.
This story was set in ONE location. 80% of it shot in one house and somehow, they made it work, both the cast and the producers.
Nse-Ikpe Etim shone, as always, playing the role of Ajiri, the crazy, nympho, marijuana-smoking wife of Lanre (Chukwujekwu), an equally crazy guy who happens to be a struggling music producer. Femi Jacobs was equally brilliant as Chidi, the somewhat caged husband of Eugenia, a perceived Stepford wife, who turned out to be anything but.

There were so many right things about this movie that it was hard to find the wrongs. It's 2 hours of your life, you will not regret wasting. The high points were rib-cracking and jaw-dropping and the cliffhanger in the end, was just right. While it gave room for more, it wasn't a frustrating end.
I would recommend The Visit for any lover of good movies, it is best watched when you have nothing else to go to and I can promise, there will be no regrets


Rating: 7/10
Play/Trowey: Definitely Play

I love your reviews. Would you mind writing same for my blog?

Beautiful

[quote author=Kceefresh19 post=74854138][/quote]I love your reviews. Would you mind writing same for my blog?

nonnywhite:
A lot of people think Nollywood starts and ends with acting or any area that makes the papparrazi stalk you wherever you go. We get the impression in that everybody wants to act, everybody wants to make movies in Nollywood. Screenwriting is somehow an isolated and often ignored part of the movie business in this part of the world. Many tend to forget it exists because of its relative seclusion. Hence, many aspiring screenwriters are often discouraged due to how quiet or unprofitable the art seems.

The funny thing is screenwriting is the first and arguably the most important part of the film making process. In other words, no script, no movie. Therefore, this article intends to show you why you should consider becoming a Nollywood screenwriter.

1. PRODUCERS ARE CONSTANTLY LOOKING FOR GOOD SCREENWRITERS
Currently, screenwriters are not enough in Nollywood. Don’t get it twisted. Nollywood is littered with screenwriters. But few are actually good which means there’s always a space for you to take the industry by the storm. Have you noticed that many top Nollywood filmmakers are also writers? The truth is many of them do not actually enjoy writing. They simply do it because they can’t find a screenwriter good enough to give them what they want. You can be that person. Grab the opportunity.

2. BEING A NOLLYWOOD SCREENWRITER MAKES YOU A CREATOR
A screenwriter is a god or goddess. He or she is the creator of the screen universe. Without you, there is no movie. Without you, the audience cannot be entertained. And without you, other members of cast and crew are lost. As a Nollywood screenwriter, you hold the key that decides whether a movie is made or not. See, screenwriters may seem to be overlooked or taken for granted, but they are most definitely indispensable.

3. SCREENWRITING BOOSTS YOUR WRITING CAREER
Nigerian writers will agree that writing and publishing in Nigeria is tedious and often not profitable. We have talented writers whose published works are lying on shelves gathering dusts. Screenwriting in Nollywood offers you the opportunity to harness your writing talents to the fullest. Writing for Nollywood gives you the opportunity to play with your writing career anyhow you want and still emerge victorious. You can adapt your novels, plays, poetry into screenplays and vice versa. Not only will you be able to profit financially if you team up with the right people, you will gain more prestigious recognitions that can boost your writing career. You can be the next J.K Rowling in Nollywood.

4. BEING A NOLLYWOOD SCREENWRITER IS NOT EXPENSIVE
As complex and technical as screenwriting is, it is not expensive. You don’t need to pay top dollars to be in the industry. All you need is what’s in your head, your writing skills, a laptop and the ability to pitch your script to a filmmaker. That’s all.

5. SCREENWRITING IS ONE OF THE EASIEST WAYS TO GET INTO THE INDUSTRY
Nollywood isn’t an easy place to be. Competition is the name of the game. Most people find it very difficult to get into the industry, mostly due to lack of finance and connections. People like Emem Isong, Kemi Adesoye started out as screenwriters and now they’re big producers in the industry. For instance, you want to be an actor but you can’t seem to find the right opportunities or connections. You can start with screenwriting. Write your way into the filmmakers’ hearts and you can find an easier access to your dream role.

6. YOUR PRIVATE LIFE IS PROTECTED
Writers are often private people. A lot of people in Nollywood can do without the exposure that acting and producing often brings. That’s the beauty of screenwriting. You can choose to be famous. And you can choose to remain at the background. Your choice. Either way, you won’t stop enjoying the benefits of an artist and entertainer.

7. YOU WON’T RUN OUT OF JOBS
As pointed out earlier, a good Nollywood screenwriter is a hot cake. Filmmakers are on constant look out for people like that. Once they sniff out that you’re one, trust me, you will write and write until you beg them to give you time to rest. You will be constantly engaged. Na dem go rush you.

8. FINDING FULFILLMENT
There’s nothing better than an audience watching figments of your imagination playing on the screen and loving every minute of it. Nothing can top that feeling of fulfillment. In fact, forget money and fame. The best part of screenwriting is wrapping your audience around your fingers as they are gripped by your own creation displayed on the screen. If that doesn’t fulfill you, nothing can.

The point is, Nollywood needs you. So go out there and spark up your screenwriting world.

For more on screenwriting and other stories, visit www.litafrik.com

I am one, any writing Job for me?

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