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Femi Adebayo Unveils New Modern Film Studio Hub In Lagos
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Femi Adebayo Unveils New Modern Film Studio Hub In Lagos

InformationNG 1 day 2 mins read

Nollywood actor and filmmaker Femi Adebayo has officially opened Euphoria360 Hub, a multi-purpose creative facility in Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos, designed to support film production, post-production, music videos, events and training for industry professionals.

The hub, headquarters of his Euphoria360 Media Limited, was commissioned on Tuesday by Lagos State Deputy Governor Dr Obafemi Hamzat in the presence of Adebayo’s family, colleagues and stakeholders.

In a video shared on his Instagram page on Wednesday, Adebayo gave a detailed tour of the facility, describing it as located in “the entertainment capital of Africa, Lagos, Nigeria… the most populous black nation on planet Earth.”

He walked viewers through conference rooms equipped with large screens for board meetings and idea sessions, noting the availability of two such spaces.

Adebayo showcased a photography studio measuring about 52 square metres, ready for production work, alongside two similarly sized HD studios that allow simultaneous filming by separate teams without interference.

He described a larger studio of about 384 square metres, complete with a waiting area and two green rooms for VIP guests, suitable for campaigns, advertorials and other shoots.

“In 19 years of my career, I’ve been privileged to have seen studios and I promise you, I’ve seen incredible studios, but this one is an absolute spectacle,” Adebayo said.

He later revealed an even bigger space exceeding 567 square metres at what he called the Adebayo Salami studios, suitable for spectacles, commercials, red carpet events and movie shoots. “This is bigger than the plot of land, by the way. This is over 567 square metres. Quite incredible,” he added.

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