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Showing posts with label Tope Oshin. Show all posts
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25 January 2022
20 October 2017
African Women in Cinema Blog: Updates | Actualités - 20.10.2017 - News around the Internet | Les infos autour de l’Internet
African Women in Cinema Blog
Updates | Actualités
20 – 10 – 2017
News around the Internet
Les infos autour de l’Internet
Content | Contenu
Tope Oshin
Lupita Nyong’o
Kaouther Ben Hania
Rungano Nyoni
Femmes en audiovisual (CNA)
Arts Femmes Bamako
Aïssa Maïga
Tope Oshin
Tedx Mende Women 03 November 2017. Lagos, Nigeria. Tedxmendewomen.
Lupita Nyong’o
Lupita Nyong’o: Speaking Out About Harvey Weinstein. 19 October 2017. Nytimes.com.
Kaouther Ben Hania
La Belle et la meute (Aala kaf ifrit), de Kaouther Ben Hania. Eloge de la détermination. Olivier Barlet. 11 octobre 2017. Africultures.com.
Rungano Nyoni
Rungano Nyoni - Director. Rungano Nyoni about her feature debut, I Am Not a Witch, by Kaleem Aftab. 13 October 2017. Cineuropa.org.
L'atelier de formation des femmes en audiovisuel
Le CNA a ouvert l'atelier de formation des femmes en audiovisuel à Yagoua, Cameroun. 8 octobre 2017. Afriquepremiere.
Arts Femmes Bamako
Festival International « ARTS FEMMES 2018 – Appel à candidature. Facebook rdvcheznous
Aïssa Maïga
Aïssa Maïga et Sébastien Onomo présidents du groupe francophone d'UniFrance. 05 oct 2017. UniFrance.
16 June 2017
African Women in Cinema Blog : Updates | Actualités 16-06-2017 News around the Internet | Les infos autour de l’Internet
African Women in Cinema Blog
Updates | Actualités
16 – 06 – 2017
News around the Internet | Les infos autour de l’Internet
Content | Contenu :
Janaína Oliveira: Mossane de Safi Faye
Lucie Memba Bos
Judy Kibinge
Aïssa Maïga
Kaouther ben Hania
Tope Oshin
Kaouther ben Hania
Tope Oshin
Janaína Oliveira: Mossane de Safi Faye
Sexta-feira tem projeção de "Mossane" (1996), primeiro e único longa metragem de ficção Safi Faye, primeira cineasta africana. Após a sessão tem conversa com Janaína Oliveira (FICINE). 16-06-2017. Facebook FINCINE.
Lucie Memba Bos
Aïssa Maïga
Comédienne, Ambassadrice Slice Up. 13-06-2017. Facebook Sliceup Media.
Kaouther ben Hania
La Belle et la meute, de Kaouther ben Hania. Lorsque Myriam demande quelque chose pour se couvrir. Hassouna Mansouri. 09-06-2017. Africine.org.
TRAILERS | BANDES ANNONCES
Tope Oshin
Evol teaser. 27 02 2017. YouTube.
Two strangers explore the impossible complexities of a possible relationship, AFTER having sex the very first day they meet. They decide to go away to a beach resort to find out if they could be more, things start looking rosy, until all hell let’s loose.
02 June 2017
African Women in Cinema Blog: Updates | Actualités - 02 June | juin 2017 - News on the Internet | Les infos autour de l’Internet
African Women in Cinema Blog
Updates | Actualités
02 – June | juin 2017
News around the Internet | Les infos autour de l’Internet
Content | Contenu :
Kadhy Touré
Tope Oshin
Samantha Biffot
Claire Diao
Rungano Nyoni
Kaouther Ben Hania
La Parole des femmes
Ng’endo Mukii
Kadhy Touré
Le cinéma comme business. Entretien de Claude Forest avec Kadhy Touré. 30 mai 2017. Africultures.
Tope Oshin
topeoshinfilm. Caught in a moment. 31 May 2017. Instagram.
Wendy Bashi
Chronique congolaise: le 19 décembre filmé à travers les prouesses digitales d’Actualité.cd. Joshua Massarenti. 30 mai 2017. Infos Grands Lacs.
Samantha Biffot
Samantha Biffot représentera le Gabon aux Africa Movie Academy Awards 2017. 30 mai 2017. Gabon Celebrities.
Claire Diao
Avec “double vague”, Claire Diao met en lumière les cinéastes issus des quartiers. Faustine Kopiejwski. 29 mai 2017. Cheek Magazine.
"J'interroge notre apport au cinéma...". O. Hind. 28 mai 2017. Lexpressiondz.com.
Rungano Nyoni
I Am Not a Witch director Rungano Nyoni: ‘The chief Whatsapped his people to find our star’. Ellen E. Jones. 25 May. 2017. TheGuardian.
Kaouther Ben Hania
La Belle et la meute (Aala kaf ifrit), de Kaouther Ben Hania. Olivier Barlet. 23 mai 2017. Africultures.
La Parole des femmes
PCMMO 2017 : la parole des femmes. Panorama des cinemas du Maghreb et du moyen-orient. Olivier Barlet. 26 avril 2017. Africultures.
Ng’endo Mukii
“I am here to speak”: spotlight on Ng’endo Mukii. Rachel Goldberg .3 April 2017. Vimeo Blog.
05 July 2016
Amaka's Kin - The Women Of Nollywood, a documentary by Tope Oshin
Amaka's Kin - The Women Of Nollywood, a documentary by Tope Oshin
Dedicated to the memory of Nollywood Amazon Filmmaker Amaka Igwe (1963-2014), Amaka's Kin chronicles the journey and challenges of the very few female Directors working in the Nigerian motion picture industry popularly known as Nollywood.
In a terrain otherwise tagged as "for men", Amaka's Kin seeks to examines the careers of the very few female directors practicing in the very male dominated Nigerian film industry, widely known as Nollywood; their journey and pain, their joys and the challenges and hurdles they had to jump to become directors of film, and by extension celebrates the success of the career of the most prominent female director of film, the late Amaka Igwe, who was pivotal to the growth and development of Nollywood and indeed an inspiration to The Women of Nollywood.
Amaka’s Kin – The Women of Nollywood features Nollywood's leading women directors: Mildred Okwo, Omoni Oboli, Lowla Dee, Blessing Effiom Egbe, Ema Edosio, Adeola Osunkojo, Stephanie Okereke, Michelle Bello, Jadesola Osiberu, Patience Oghre Imobhio, Belinda Yanga-Agedah, Tope Oshin
Profile of Tope Oshin (Source: topeoshin.com)
Tope Oshin who has been named one of Africa's Leading Women, Nigeria's Most Inspiring Women, and on the Top 7 Power Women in Nigerian Film, is a multiple award-winning motion picture professional who studied Theatre Arts, T.V & Film Production from the Lagos State University, Nigeria, and then Filmmaking at Colorado Film School, USA, and also an alumni of Berlinale Talents and Talents Durban.
She directed 350 episodes of Africa's biggest daily soap opera Tinsel and 96 episodes of popular African tele-novella Hotel Majestic. Other credits are multiple award winning films, and soon-to-be-released documentary Amaka’s Kin.
Among her producing credits are 26 made-for-TV movies, talk shows, the soap opera - Tinsel (as Box/Content Producer) and 2015 BFI premiered theatrical feature Fifty directed by Biyi Bandele, amongst others. She has also cast several projects and notable among them are MTV Europe’s drama series Shuga 3 & 4.
Within her experience as Supervising Producer and Production Consultant, she has accepted and reviewed over 40 screenplays from writers and filmmakers in readiness for production. Also consulted on and supervised the production of over 25 TV film productions, working with over 26 young filmmakers to develop their projects from concept to final cut; and also lent her voice and skill as a facilitator at several film and storytelling workshops in Nigeria.
Tope, who has served as Juror for the International Emmy Awards 2015, Eko International Film Festival 2015, and the AMVCA (Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards) 2016, has been featured on CNN twice; on CNN'S INSIDE AFRICA and CNN.COM, and also on German TV, DW Deutshe Welle TV while attending Berlinale 2015.
Currently working underground developing her next film and tv projects, Tope is open to international collaborations and partnerships.
Related links on the African Women in Cinema Blog
Related links on the African Women in Cinema Blog
24 March 2015
INDIGO TONGUES Interview Series (Iyalode Productions)
INDIGO TONGUES Interview Series
(Iyalode Productions)
It is very important to me as an African to reach out to other Africans and support their work. We are a marginalised group in the context of world politics, or anything else within the global context really, so the more we can support each other, the more our voices will be heard, our stories told and our problems solved--Mojisola Sonoiki
Indigo Tongues is an interview series produced by Iyàlódè (e-yah-low-day) Productions founded by Mojisola Sonoiki in 2005. Following is a selection from the interview series. Visit the Iyalode Productions website for the entire series at https://iyalodeproductions.com/
This post has been reformatted from its original content to include updated interviews from the series.
Indigo Tongues features Tope Oshin
Indigo Tongues catches up with one the most prolific filmmakers in the Nigerian Film industry, Tope Oshin in Lagos whilst on the set of shooting an episode of the soap Forbidden.
September 13, 2019
http://iyalodeproductions.com/indigo-tongues-features-tope-oshin/
Indigo Tongues features Lydia Forson
Indigo Tongues catches up with Ghanaian screen Diva, Lydia Forson in Accra where we chat about her work and get a glimpse into her personal side.
August 7, 2018
http://iyalodeproductions.com/lydia-forson-on-indigo-tongues/
Mahen Bonetti on Indigo Tongues
Indigo Tongues features Mahen Bonetti originally from Sierra Leone, West Africa, is the Founder of The African Film Festival inc., producers of the New York African Film Festival, one of the largest film festivals dedicated to celebrating African cinema in the U.S.
March 10, 2015
http://iyalodeproductions.com/mahen-bonetti-on-indigo-tongues/
Indigo Tongues features Wanuri Kahiu
Award winning Kenyan Filmmaker, Wanuri Kahiu catches up with Indigo Tongues in Nairobi for a candid interview about working and living life as a filmmaker.
November 13, 2013
http://iyalodeproductions.com/wanuri-kahiu-on-indigo-tongues/
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