With over 60 movies in his kitty, he is a highly sought-after filmmaker in the Yoruba movie industry.
Building a house on a good foundation is going to result in a good building. Most of these producers don’t know what they call a producer, they just write and produce indiscriminately. You don’t have to be a producer to be famous and celebrated. PT: Subtitling has been a major issue with the industry, especially for Yoruba movies. How do you think this can be rectified?Subtitling is not a major issue. Most of our subtitles are good but remember that only God is perfect. I can’t blame the producers who are guilty of this because marketers outsource the subtitling to ‘outsiders’.
PT: We are waiting for a Yoruba movie that will represent us at the Oscars. Do you think it is possible, how can this become a reality?We produce with self-efforts here. In some countries like India or America that have reached that produce Oscar-worthy movies, their governments support entertainment business. But Nigerian filmmakers have nothing like that. There is only so much we can do on our own.
Then invest in agribusiness.
The reasons are many: that dreadful singing soundtrack,the babalawo scene,use of black magic and the eventual ‘dariji me’ during confession time.
why wil it be profitable when many of d actor and actress make movie which many atimes are predictable and lack contents even having a bad ending....What is d essence of me sitting down and spend 2 hrs on a movie that d ending is unimaginable and predictable
When all their storyline are RUBBISH
He can say that because he had a failed career. Odunlade, Muyiwa ademola, Femi Adebayo and co can't say such.