Kafui Danku Leads New Push to Transform Ghana’s Film Industry With launch of Film Development Fund
Kafui Danku is spearheading a major new chapter for Ghana’s movie industry following the official launch of the National Film Authority’s (NFA) Film Development Fund. The initiative, unveiled on Wedn…
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Kafui Danku is spearheading a major new chapter for Ghana’s movie industry following the official launch of the National Film Authority’s (NFA) Film Development Fund. The initiative, unveiled on Wedn…
The initiative, unveiled on Wednesday, May 20, at Silverbird Cinemas Accra Mall, is expected to provide much-needed financial support for filmmakers and creative entrepreneurs across the country
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- Kafui Danku is spearheading a major new chapter for Ghana’s movie industry following the official launch of the National Film Authority’s (NFA) Film Development Fund
- Kafui Danku Leads New Push to Transform Ghana’s Film Industry With launch of Film Development Fund
- The initiative, unveiled on Wednesday, May 20, at Silverbird Cinemas Accra Mall, is expected to provide much-needed financial support for filmmakers and creative entrepreneurs across the country
- The launch event also featured the inauguration of the Film Development Fund Management Committee and the Film Classification Committee, two bodies expected to oversee the administration, regulation and growth of the industry
- Speaking at the ceremony, Kafui Danku who is Chief Executive Officer of NFA, described the fund as a significant intervention aimed at solving one of the film sector’s biggest hurdles — access to financing
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- Kafui Danku is spearheading a major new chapter for Ghana’s movie industry following the official launch of the National Film Authority’s (NFA) Film Development Fund
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