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Odugbemi: The filmmaker as activist He’s one of the very few Lagosians, who gives accurate direction to locations; he usually takes his time to give detailed instruction with visible landmarks. So, largely, the journey to Femi Odugbemi’s new office in Ogudu, Lagos, this morning, was hitch free. Except for the early morning showers, co...

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An enchanting story of Love, Life and its struggles.

Watch out for this intriguing movie...Will be out at the cinemas soon.

4K WORKFLOW CHALLENGES » DVWORX STUDIOS Adopting a 4K production workflow can have significant impact on the entire production workflow and each step of the process has different considerations. Existing production environments built for HD production will find it a considerable strain to start producing 4K- storage performance adequate f…

IMAX IS SET FOR NIGERIA » DVWORX STUDIOS With over 178 million people and the largest African market and economy, Nigeria is regarded as the China of Africa and with a booming digital video film industry popularly called Nollywood, she has the commercial potentials of a big film industry and has attracted the interest of the IMAX Corporati…

SPIELBERG’S EDITOR SPEAKS ON EDITING » DVWORX STUDIOS Michael Kahn has been Spielberg’s editor since Close Encounters of the Third Kind, collaborating together for over thirty years. I can only think of Scorcese and Thelma Schoonmaker as another example of an editor and director having that kind of working history. Here are tips from a Q+A he granted r…

CAN YOU MAKE BETTER FILMS WITH BETTER TECHNOLOGY? » DVWORX STUDIOS This piece was written by David Shapton of RedShark News on the technology that made the film Dawn of the planet of the Apes possible.

We have been busy in the past few weeks :-S Here's one of the things we've been working on. Enjoy:)

http://youtu.be/6pLC8PX1FVA

COCA COLA FWC PROMO DRAW SHOW As parts of the build up to the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, Coca-Cola Nigeria embarks on a NAtional Consumer Promotion to take 22 lucky Nigerians to see t...

We celebrate you today, and always, because you gave your best to us. You made us laugh, you opened us to life issues, you showed us to ourselves, you made talents..., and you told us our stories. It's painful that it is short, but your life was a blessing that will be with us for a long time.

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I think it is wrong for government to give money for filmmakers to make films. You lend money to filmmakers to make films and then ask the filmmakers to sell those films and pay back so that whatever profit they make can help them to make new films. They (government) can invest the money in a distribution network that helps filmmakers to sell more of their works; that protects them from piracy. They can invest the money in creating the right type of curricula in our schools so that students are properly trained in film education. So that when these kids come out of school; they can make better quality films than Nollywood is making now. - Femi Odugbemi

Q&A WITH FEMI ODUGBEMI » DVWORX STUDIOS The folks at makinmagazine.com recently had a chat with Femi Odugbemi concerning his works and issues in the Nigerian film industry. What followed was a thought provoking insight on the Nigerian film industry and some suggestions on how to make verifiable progress. Here is an excerpt from the interv…