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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Watch: The New Direction For Nollywood (Masterclass w/ Tony Abulu & Stephanie Okereke Linus)
If you can get past the occasional sound issues, and side chatter from the panelists, it's an otherwise worth-listening-to conversation, if you're interested in continuing to educate yourselves about Nollywood - Nigeria's film industry - especially from those who are on the frontlines.
Skip over the first 5 minutes or so; they spend those initial early minutes getting situated.
Watch the hour-long conversation below, which includes contributions from notable Nollywood director/producer Tony Abulu & one of Nollywood's star actresses, Stephanie Okereke Linus.
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