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Discover how African filmmakers and musicians are using soundtracks and sync deals to expand global influence — turning film scores into powerful cultural exports. “Every beat that leaves Africa carries a story — and every story now has a soundtrack that travels with it.” The Rise of Soundtrack Diplomacy African films are no longer just telling stories — they’re singing them across borders. From the rhythmic beats in Queen Sono  to the soul-stirring melodies of The Black Boo

Learn how African filmmakers can turn the excitement of a film premiere into sustained, long-term revenue through strategic distribution, audience engagement, and digital innovation. “A premiere is not the end of your film’s journey — it’s the start of your business model.” Turning Hype into Longevity A successful film premiere creates a wave — but the real challenge lies in turning that momentary buzz into a steady revenue stream. Across Africa, filmmakers are learning that

Explore seven powerful, low-cost animation tools and workflows empowering African studios to create world-class 2D and 3D films, shorts, and ads without breaking the bank. Animation Is Africa’s Next Big Export From Iwájú  to Garbage Boy and Trash Can , African animation is moving beyond imagination — it’s becoming a global commodity. But for many studios across Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, and Cape Town, one question keeps echoing: How do we produce high-quality animation without H

Meet Kugali Media — founded by African creatives who are transforming folklore with futuristic animation, cultural detail, and global reach through their Disney-collaborated series Iwájú. Introducing Kugali Media Founded in 2017  by three creatives — Olufikayo “Ziki” Adeola , Hamid Ibrahim , and Tolu Olowofoyeku  — Kugali Media  set out on a mission to bring African imagination to immediate global visibility. Born from comics and graphic novels, the company has grown into one

Discover how Africa’s streaming industry is reshaping in 2025 — from business models and local language markets to the platforms dominating Sub-Saharan Africa. “We see a unique opportunity to transform video consumption in Africa with high-quality, accessible and relevant content.”— Selorm Adadevoh, Group Chief Commercial Officer, MTN Group It’s 2025, and the African streaming battlefield  is louder than ever. Showmax’s relaunch, Netflix’s local-first push, and MTN’s telecom-