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The African screen has always loved a little drama. From the slow burn of a family feud to the big reveal of long-buried secrets, TV soaps have been the heartbeat of many households — the evening ritual after dinner, the shared laughter in salons, the emotional investment that keeps fans glued night after night. But in 2025, something has changed. The living room has shrunk into the palm of a hand — and attention now comes in fifteen-second bursts. Welcome to the TikTok era —

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