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Lights. Camera. Profit. Life in the N800 Billion Industry
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Life in the N800 Billion Industry
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From Our Guest Editor<br />
The Filmmakers Journey<br />
I<br />
’ve always been fascinated by the inner workings of how a film comes together.<br />
Therefore, working on this edition has made me feel like a kid in a candy store.<br />
Filmmaking is exciting as well as tedious, simple yet complicated, grueling and<br />
gratifying. The feeling you get watching a film you’ve been a part of or made is<br />
fulfilling. It is with that same excitement that I invite you to come on this filmmaking<br />
journey in this edition of the Spark.<br />
From the intricacies of costuming to the technicalities of script writing, to the<br />
world of a performer and the final home of a film, we break down the world of<br />
the Nigerian film industry known as Nollywood. My Nollywood, our Nollywood,<br />
the second largest film industry in the world, of which is a huge part of the GDP<br />
of Nigeria’s economy.<br />
In this edition, not only do we celebrate this industry through the articles while<br />
commemorating our veterans, but we also shine a light on the future; the young,<br />
vibrant people taking over the industry. Furthermore, we highlight subject matters<br />
that we hope would start conversations in the minds of you our readers and<br />
hopefully show you ways in which you can add more value to our thriving industry.<br />
I’ve had so much fun working with the team on this edition. I hope you have much<br />
more fun as you read it.<br />
Lala!<br />
Published By<br />
Editor<br />
Anthony Osae-Brown<br />
ED, Strategy & Planning<br />
Bankole Jamgbadi<br />
In-house Graphics<br />
Ralph Ifie<br />
Head of Operations<br />
Fabian Akagha<br />
ED, Innovation & Marketing<br />
Damilola Oyewusi<br />
In-house Photographer<br />
James Otihi<br />
Publisher<br />
Frank Aigbogun<br />
Head of Business<br />
Development & Client Services<br />
Ikenna Onuorah<br />
Head of Marketing<br />
Akintunde Marinho<br />
Head of Advertising & Sales<br />
Rerhe Idonije<br />
Guest Editor<br />
Kemi Lala Akindoju<br />
Creative Director<br />
Segun Adekoye<br />
Art director<br />
Kola Oshalusi<br />
Advertising<br />
Linda Ochugbua<br />
ED, Growth<br />
Lanre Solarin<br />
Chief People Officer<br />
Lehlé Baldé<br />
Ass. Managing Editor<br />
Ayandola Ayanleke<br />
Specialist Editor<br />
Lucy Onuorah<br />
Digital Communications<br />
Opeolu Adeyemi<br />
IT Team<br />
Andre Udegbe<br />
Michael Aworoghene<br />
Cover Shoot<br />
Styling - The Style Concierge.<br />
Yolanda Okereke<br />
Makeup - Lilian Paul<br />
Hair - TSBeautyAce<br />
Photography - Duru Studios<br />
Studio - Arcadia TV<br />
Head of Business & Growth<br />
Oghenevwoke Ighure<br />
Advert Manager<br />
Adeola Ajewole<br />
Design | Illustration<br />
Sodeinde Oladapo<br />
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Email: info@thesparkng.com<br />
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