Registrations have opened for this year’s Nigerian International Film and TV Summit (NIFS), which will follow the theme Streaming Wars: The implications on future of content monetisation for film and TV content.
The event, to be held in Lagos from August 31 to September 2, aims to drive conversations about the business of film and television, help reposition local businesses and drive international collaborations.
Anyone interested in attending can register here.
Ijeoma Onah, founder of NIFS, said on Instagram: “As registration opens today for the 2022 Nigerian International Film and TV Summit, we remain committed to building capacity for the industry by providing opportunity for industry execs to converge, network and drive conversations focusing on the business of film and TV.
“Most importantly, as individuals and organisations continue to drive the changes needed with little or no support structures or institutional support as we see in other climes, we must remain focused in achieving our main objective, which is taking industries that were built with little or no support global.”
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