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Lights, Camera & Action with Efeturi Doghudje
Anchor Adewunmi Oshodi interviews Efeturi Doghudje, a key figure in the Nigerian film industry. Known for her analytical prowess and extensive experience, Doghudje discusses her journey and contributions to the industry, emphasizing the
importance of in-depth insights in her reviews.
The conversation explores the evolving landscape of Nigerian cinema, touching on changes in technology, funding, and storytelling. Doghudje underscores the need for research and understanding the audience to create impactful and resonant
productions. The interview also delves into challenges faced by filmmakers, addressing the delicate balance between creative freedom and financial considerations.
Doghudje expresses excitement about the mix of nostalgia and quality productions. She emphasizes the need for telling original Nigerian stories and exploring diverse genres to cater to different audience preferences. Listen here for a deep dive into Doghudje's insights into the Nigerian film industry, covering its evolution, challenges, and potential for growth.
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By Y & C CommunicationsAnchor Adewunmi Oshodi interviews Efeturi Doghudje, a key figure in the Nigerian film industry. Known for her analytical prowess and extensive experience, Doghudje discusses her journey and contributions to the industry, emphasizing the
importance of in-depth insights in her reviews.
The conversation explores the evolving landscape of Nigerian cinema, touching on changes in technology, funding, and storytelling. Doghudje underscores the need for research and understanding the audience to create impactful and resonant
productions. The interview also delves into challenges faced by filmmakers, addressing the delicate balance between creative freedom and financial considerations.
Doghudje expresses excitement about the mix of nostalgia and quality productions. She emphasizes the need for telling original Nigerian stories and exploring diverse genres to cater to different audience preferences. Listen here for a deep dive into Doghudje's insights into the Nigerian film industry, covering its evolution, challenges, and potential for growth.