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Netflix partners Realness Institute to train African screenwriters - Vimarsana News

Netflix partners Realness Institute to train African screenwriters

Participants are expected to learn how to deepen their understanding of the story development process among other lessons.

Realness Institute, Neflix opens submission for 2022 trainee programmes for Nigerian writers, filmmakers - Vimarsana News

Realness Institute, Neflix opens submission for 2022 trainee programmes for Nigerian writers, filmmakers

Realness Institute in partnership with Netflix, the world’s leading streaming entertainment service, through its 2022 Episodic Lab and Development

Realness Institute opens submissions for Episodic Lab and DET - Vimarsana News

Realness Institute opens submissions for Episodic Lab and DET

While the RMB/BER Business Confidence Index (BCI) remained unchanged in the fourth quarter of 2021...

Netflix launches two paid initiatives for Kenyan screenwriters to develop their writing - Vimarsana News

Netflix launches two paid initiatives for Kenyan screenwriters to develop their writing

The Realness Institute & Netflix through DET & Episodic Lab aims to empower Africans to tell their stories from an organic point of view.

We Want to Explore Ambitious Stories from Genres Rarely Present in African Cinema - Vimarsana News

We Want to Explore Ambitious Stories from Genres Rarely Present in African Cinema

Netflix Director of Content for Africa, Ben Amadasun tells Vanessa Obioha in an interview the streamer’s commitment to spotlighting the various talents in the creative industry to a global audience while building a home for the best-in-class African stories There was a lot of fanfare last year when Netflix announced plans to make Nigeria originals before the pandemic struck hard. What has and hasn’t changed since then? Nothing has changed. Sure the pandemic did have an impact on film production on a global scale, but we at Netflix are still committed to the Nigerian film industry. We reco...