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Is this for a school project? If not, then tell us what you want to know, precisely. |
Can you tell us more about black masterbatch and what it's used for? Knowledge is tasty. ![]() |
From the price list the seller posted: S/N INVERTER MAKE INVERTER SIZE PRICE COMMENTS |
second hand underwear Shocked that's not advisable. . . not too hygienic to my knowledge.What's the big deal? Are you not going to sterilize it by rinsing it in hot water and bleach? ![]() |
www.google.com/search?q=site:nairaland.com+inverters Short answer: yes. Get the biggest batteries you can. |
Yes o. For example, pompom from nollywood.net is Rita Dominic and Genevieve Nnaji's agent. seunosewa (Mar 17, 2006 3:33:10 PM)http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cache:www.enownow.com/fchat3/steph.htm ![]() |
The question was "how would you feel" and not "what would you do" ![]() |
I laughed at the phrase "unbendable integrity". There's no such thing. There are no saints in high places. |
She is a pure white woman whose ancestors settled in Africa.I suppose you think Denzel Washington is a "poor black African whose ancestors settled in America"? |
You ought to dump him, but you don't need to become enemies. |
Their ATM service is making a difference, at least. The webpay service also seems to work well. |
You need the phone numbers of their agents. i don't know how one can get that. |
How can someone rent a house for 650,000 naira per year? What kind of salary is that person earning? I don't understand Lagos! |
Some movie review threads on Nairaland: - Best Nigerian Movies - Nigerian Movie Reviews - Review Of 'More Than Sisters' |
i have asked so many actors and actress this question ,Because actors and actresses can only act in the roles they are given! Actors have very little power, really. |
This thread isn't really about what is wrong with the movies. It's about what can be done to improve them! Suggestions, not condemnation! |
Obviously the reason why he won't leave his girlfriend is simple: he prefers her to you. That might be because she's not a cheat. So stop deceiving yourself and find your own man! |
yimiton:Hehe. Nice one. Too bad most people won't get the joke. ![]() I don't understand why girlfriends take themselves so seriously. It's not as if the relationship will last. ![]() |
Just go to www.blogger.com and register your blog. Then start posting reviews of all the Nollywood movies you've watched recently and give them a rating on a scale of 1 to 10 in various dimensions such as: story, acting, and technical (clarity of sound, sharpness of video, etc). Once you have a decent amount of traffic and a decent number of reviews (20) you can register for adsense. Personally, I would have loved to sponsor such a project, but the 'sad' truth is that you don't need the help or permission or sponsorship of anybody to start such a blog. Just start it! |
You could even start a Nollywood movie review blog and make some money for yourself. ![]() |
All we need is for someone to start a popular movie review magazine or tv show. And it can be you. ![]() |
jemit:The sitcom didn't work out, but I'm working on a short film. I'm interested in figuring out the most cost-effective way to make a great movie! |
If the Ghanian storyline was absolute crap, how is it better than a Nigerian movie. The story is the main thing! |
The east is where Igbo people are concentrated, right? |
Typecasting is casting. That's the fact. You have to choose an actor that is believable in that role. Typecasting is a form of specialization. Some people in Hollywood are known as "character actors". For example, you might find an actor who always plays a "thug" because he looks and talks like one. Imagine how ridiculous it would seem if someone who looks like me was chosen as a thug, no matter how good he was as an actor. You wouldn't believe it! |
I posted a thread titled "what kind of movies would you like Nigerians to make" but people kept butting in with technical and business ideas about how Nigerian movies can be improved. For that purpose, I've decided to create this thread. So what do I think Nigerian producers and directors can do to improve their movies? 1) They should stop casting unprofessional stars: Some so-called stars are so spoilt that they would arrive late to the location without having read the script. How can you give a convincing performance when you've not taken the time to study the material and you're being paid obscene amounts of money? Directors who want to make quality movies should strive cast stars who are also talented serious, humble and hardworking, for better performances. 2) They Should Spend More Time Rehearsing: For the same reason. By the way, I'm an aspiring producer, so I am basically [b]advising myself [/b]too. |
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