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MultiChoice unveils regional masterclasses for filmmakers
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MultiChoice unveils regional masterclasses for filmmakers

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read
The MultiChoice Talent Factory has rolled out a series of 13 regional masterclasses for film and television practitioners across Nigeria as it marks eight years of investing in the country’s creative industry. In a statement, the organisers said the masterclasses, which they are holding in partnership with film festivals, guilds and other industry bodies across Read More: https://punchng.com/multichoice-unveils-regional-masterclasses-for-filmmakers/

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