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After reading the Post on how Hakeem planned on turning Nollywood to be like Hollywood, I just laughed...
check the previous thread
https://www.nairaland.com/4608528/hakeem-kae-kazim-im-nigeria
Well, the only way this can happen is through three (3) ways Only:

(1) Movies should be released in cinemas: A standard box office should be made along with a film festival where films will be screened before hitting the cinemas, no home video market, except for a low budget movies.

(2) Actors and actresses should be professional: we are tired of watching same people in same roles in all movies, or some actors known for a particular type of role. we need actors that can portray professional acting like they really mean it, not everyday seeing Mr IBU in comedic roles.

(3) Genres of movies should be changed: We want to see other genres apart from romance, drama or comedy, we want to see Biography, like Ojukwu during his prime, Great armed robbers like shina Rambo, and other political inclined movies.

With these point, I think
our industry will go big..
lalasticlala seun Dominique

Number 3 has been happening for sme time now

Number 2 is also applicable to some Hollywood Actors

Most importantly Nollywood needs to upgrade their equipments
They need adequate stunt equipments.....
I don't know why the Nigerian movie industry shy away from development, they like settling for mediocrity.........
When I watch their movies I just have the feelings that the makers , didn't put their utmost best in making the movie, sometimes I think, they think the Nigerian audience don't deserve quality.....

samuelchimmy:
Most importantly Nollywood needs to upgrade their equipments
They need adequate stunt equipments.....
I don't know why the Nigerian movie industry shy away from development, they like settling for mediocrity.........
When I watch their movies I just have the feelings that the makers , didn't put their utmost best in making the movie, sometimes I think, they think the Nigeri
an audience don't deserve quality.....

You are so on point...