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‘Sounds Of Nollywood’ Documentary To Premiere On YouTube

July 21, 2024
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WeTalkSound and Inside Nollywood have announced the launch of an exciting new documentary series titled “Sounds of Nollywood.” The series aims to celebrate the unsung heroes of the Nigerian film industry – the sound designers and composers who bring cinematic experiences to life.

Scheduled to premiere on March 13, the series takes viewers behind the scenes of sound compositions for some of Nollywood’s biggest projects, including Anikulapo, The Black Book, Jagun Jagun, Collision Course, and Battle on Buka Street.

The documentary is a captivating journey through the artistry and innovation of leading professionals in the field. WeTalkSound presents the series in collaboration with In Nollywood.

Dolapo Amusat, the CEO of WeTalkSound, says, “Sounds of Nollywood is a celebration of creativity, passion, and innovation. Through intimate interviews and captivating behind-the-scenes footage, viewers will gain a deeper understanding of sound design’s vital role in shaping films’ emotional impact.”

The series explores the intricate art of sound design and music composition in Nigerian cinema. From traditional rhythms to contemporary beats, it delves into the diverse sonic landscape of Nollywood, showcasing the unique blend of cultural influences and artistic expressions that define the sounds in the industry’s most pivotal projects.

Anita Eboigbe, co-founder of Inside Nollywood, notes that “by showcasing the work of talented sound designers and composers from across Nigeria, we aim to spotlight an underexplored part of Nollywood’s character – the music of its films – and hope that this inspires others. Through our series, we hope to foster a greater appreciation for the art of sound and its transformative power in cinema, especially in Nollywood.”

Sounds of Nollywood will be available on the WeTalkSound YouTube page. All five documentary episodes will be available on March 13, 2024.

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