Meet & Greet

Meet & Greet

By InkblotTV & FilmSociety & Culture
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Meet & Greet episodes

  • Cinema, Cabals & Controversy, feat. Moses Babatope

    This week, the trio speaks with Moses Babatope, Co-founder of Filmhouse and FilmOne, about Nigerian cinema in the time of Corona, Nollywood cabals, and the emerging arthouse movement. Moses also attempts to explain distribution to a 5-year old (Damola AKA Benjamin Button). You won’t want to miss this!

     

    Be nice, say hi!

     

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    50 min
  • Area Boys & Other Stories, feat. Omoni Oboli

    In this week’s episode, Omoni Oboli, the multihyphenate queen, chats with Inkblot founders about her comeback, fighting off area boys on set,  and surviving her first panic attack. They also poke fun at Damola’s social media following. Grab some popcorn and tune in for a fun time with the squad.

     

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    42 min
  • Our Origin Story

    How did 3 friends go from starting a social club to becoming one of the top film production companies in Nigeria? On the first episode of Meet & Greet, Inkblot founders AKA The Golden Trio: Naz, Zulu & Damola, walk us through their Nollywood journey so far and also debunk some interesting rumors they’ve heard along the way.

     

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    1 hr 5 min

About Meet & Greet

From the publisher's feed

They’re known for making some of the coolest films out of Nollywood. Now, Inkblot founders: Naz, Zulu, and Damola have a podcast where they talk to industry friends about Nigerian cinema, pop culture…