A Collaboration of Africa Film Producers
We are dedicated to shaping an independent production industry across Africa that is comparable to best international standards. It is our aim to listen to the voice of independent film, television, animation and digital producers in Africa and address the needs of the sector by using our knowledge and expertise to deliver a strong and sustainable position for all.
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| Live Casino With Cashback: A Closer Look at OneDun Casino | Online casino entertainment is becoming more varied, combining traditional slots with live-hosted tables, tournament features, mobile play, and promotional… | |
| The Producer’s Guide to Location Scouting in Urban African Markets | A compelling urban location can give a film its social texture, rhythm, and sense of place before a single line of dialogue is spoken. A market in Accra, a… | |
| Building a Sustainable Film Crew in Rural Africa | Film production in rural Africa depends on more than cameras, locations, and creative ideas. It relies on people who can prepare a set, manage equipment, solve… | |
| Navigating African–European Film Co-Production Treaties | African filmmakers increasingly work across borders to access finance, specialist crews, locations, equipment, distribution networks, and international… | |
| The Legacy Of Nollywood: Lessons For Today’s Independent Producers | Nollywood changed the meaning of African cinema by proving that a film industry could grow from local initiative, modest resources, and direct relationships… | |
| How To Approach A Distribution Deal Without A Sales Agent | A distribution deal can open valuable markets for an independent film, series, animation project, or digital production. It can also create long-term… | |
| A Producer’s Guide to Public Domain Works by African Authors | Public domain literature can give African producers a strong foundation for film, television, animation, audio drama, and digital storytelling. A novel, short… | |
| The Power of Test Screenings for African Film Producers | A finished film can feel complete in the editing room while remaining unclear, slow, or emotionally distant to an outside audience. Test screenings create a… | |
| Producing a Music Video That Builds an African Artist’s Future | A music video can give an emerging African artist far more than a visual accompaniment to a single. It can establish a recognizable identity, attract new… | |
| How Film Crews Can Cross Borders Without Derailing Production | International filmmaking depends on movement. A director may be based in Nairobi, a cinematographer hired from Johannesburg, a sound team traveling from Accra,… |
Get to know who we are
We are seeking to create synergies within the entertainment and media industry for easy access to contacts and information about the represented countries.
We are working towards our inaugural Film Festival to recognize and promote African content and award-winning films and projects.
We aspire to collaborate with the members, create a platform for African producers to interact and share knowledge to improve the industry.
