Africa Movie Academy Awards Celebrates 20 Years: Call For Film Entries Across Africa

The Africa Movie Academy awards (AMAA) is calling for entry of films across Africa to commemorate its 20th anniversary ceremony.

This year 2024 marks its 20th anniversary celebrating the rich tapestry of films and film makers across Africa. This is necessitated by the call for a late entry submission which has been extended to the 10TH of August.

The dream of recognizing and elevating the Africa story telling through the cinema was birth and conceived by the Africa Movie Academy Awards founder PEACE ANYIAM OSIGWE the visionary of blessed memory.

The story of networking and rewarding the great African filmmaker is incomplete without PEACE, her infringing efforts, commitments and dedication is a testament for the growth of Nollywood and the African film.

Through her contribution and achievements, the world of cinema is honoring, creativity, innovation and hard work of the Africa’s filmmakers across the globe.

Since its inception, AMAA has been dedicated to promoting excellence in film, fostering a thriving network of professionals, and shining a spotlight on the extraordinary talents that. shape the industry.

As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the AFRICA MOVIE ACADEMY AWARDS this year 2024, we eulogize the great contributions of PEACE AYIAM OSIGWE and re-enact her mission to offering a platform that connects industry veterans and newcomers alike, fostering collaboration and innovation.

The call for submissions for the 20th edition of the AMAA has been extended to accommodate submission across Africa. We welcome Feature films, Short films, Documentary etc produced and released between January 2023- July 2024.

For submissions: https://filmfreeway.com/africamovieacademyawards-882089 . Waiver code for submission: AMAA2024code.

Comments

Photos: Ahuofe Patricia’s She Power Africa Foundation Empowers Girls Of Gomoa Dampase Against Sexual Abuse

On July 25, 2018, Ghanaian actress, Founder and Executive Director of She Power Africa, Priscilla Opoku Agyeman popularly known in showbiz as Ahuofe Patricia together with her team embarked on her mission to empower young female students of the Gomoa Dampase D/A Model Basic School against sexual abuse in the central region of Ghana. She Power is a non-governmental organisation creating awareness and empowering young girls against sexual abuse in Africa with the vision to promote gender equality and end sexual violence against women and children in collaboration with Lokhanda. She Power in accordance with the aspirations of the Ministry of Education is an effective girl-child protection programme with an educational curriculum designed to create and ensure a culture of safety and security for all educational institutions teaching practical, fun and appropriate simple effective means of awareness, prevention, escape and survival skills and also to provide long-term support for female ...

Chivas Regal Scores Big With Multi-Year Global Arsenal Partnership

Luxury Scotch whisky Chivas Regal and iconic global football club, Arsenal, have just announced a new multi-year partnership, emphasising their commitment to championing community, progressing culture, and celebrating collective success. Chivas Regal will become the club’s first Official Whisky Partner ahead of the 2024/25 season, supporting Arsenal’s men’s and women’s teams. The partnership will celebrate both brands’ shared ambition for success and commitment to their communities around the world. It will take supporters behind the scenes through exclusive content and global live experiences featuring men’s and women’s first team players, celebrity supporters, creators, and club legends. Chivas is also set to elevate the matchday experience for supporters at Emirates Stadium by launching a new Chivas Regal bar within Dial Square. The bar will tap into football culture with a curated selection of classic, and exclusive to the Emirates, Chivas Highball serves.

No 'Shower Hour' On Big Brother Naija - Says MultiChoice

As preparations are in top gear for the second edition of social reality TV show, Big Brother Nigeria, organisers have revealed that there will be no broadcast of nude footage called ‘Shower Hour’, when the show returns on January 22, 2017. This comes to some fans as ‘decent’, following the controversies generated by that segment of the show, during the now rested continental edition, Big Brother Africa (BBA). MultiChoice is bringing back the Nigerian version of the series after 10 years. It had announced after the last edition of BBA that each African country will stage the show henceforth. Renamed Big Brother Naija, the show will have 12 housemates who will compete for the prize of N25 million and a brand new KIA Sorento car. Sponsored by PayPorte, the program will run for 78 days, starting 22 January 2017 with a two-hour, live, televised launch and end on 9 April 2017 with a two-hour, live, televised finale.

BlaqsheepMMG

Search This Blog