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3 PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE NIGERIAN FILM INDUSTRY IN 2020

3 PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE NIGERIAN FILM INDUSTRY IN 2020

Cinemas houses are springing up regularly and in a a wider variety of locations around Nigeria providing access to more screens for wider…

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Cinemas houses are springing up regularly and in a a greater variety of locations around Nigeria — providing more screens to wider parts of the population. Nigerians are also spending more money watching movies whilst homegrown productions are dominating box office revenues. Lastly, increasing distribution opportunities are becoming available to monetize local film content after the theatrical-release cycle.

This is the context in which Nigerian movie industry is entering the new decade. Exciting times. Hence this post making three predictions on what to expect with Nollywood in 2020.

This post is the second in a three part series that will be making 3 predictions about the Nigerian music, movie, and technology industries respectively. The first part, “3 Predictions About the Nigeria Recorded Music Industry in 2020” can be read here.

So, here are my 3 Predictions about the Nigerian Film Industry in 2020.

  1. N1b Movie Budgets

The first reason for this prediction…

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