• Latest

South Africa: Arts And Culture Trust Launches Animation Educational Series

July 21, 2024
Engage Viewers Across Borders And Cultures: How To Stand Out

South Africa Sets March 2027 Deadline For SABC Funding Model As TV Licence Replacement Advances

October 22, 2026
Canal+ Opens Studios Mancala In Abidjan To Expand Local Production Capacity

Canal+ Opens Studios Mancala In Abidjan To Expand Local Production Capacity

October 22, 2026
“Stronger Support Required For Community Media”, Says MDDA CEO Ahead Of Audience and Advertising Summit In Johannesburg, South Africa

Egypt Grants Disney+ Media Licence, Reinforcing Streaming Regulation Framework

October 22, 2026
Experts Advise African Creatives On Content Protection Against Piracy

BBC To Close Three Linear Services As £500 Million Savings Drive Accelerates

October 22, 2026

Africa’s US$10 Billion Spectrum Renewal Cycle Puts Mobile Streaming Growth In Focus – Report

October 22, 2026
South Africa: Veteran Slams BRC For Withholding TV Ratings Data Amid Declining Viewership

DRC Media Regulator Threatens Sanctions Against Broadcasters Giving Airtime To FRN

October 22, 2026
Ghana’s Film Authority Responds To Piracy Claims Over Nollywood Broadcasts

BMA Webinar: Managing Digital Content Rights – Licensing, Monetisation And The Challenge Of Viral Copyright Infringement

October 21, 2026
Netflix Africa Content Leadership Changes As Ben Amadasun Exits After Seven Years

Netflix Africa Content Leadership Changes As Ben Amadasun Exits After Seven Years

October 21, 2026
Nigeria: MTN Launches Initiative To Promote Digital Safety

Ofcom Hearing Puts Broadcasting Impartiality And Online Safety Under Parliamentary Scrutiny

October 21, 2026
BMA Radio Research Presentation Outlook

Egyptian Radio Revives Sung Drama Format with New Military-Epic Production

October 21, 2026

Orange Partners With ReelShort To Expand Micro-Drama Streaming Across Africa And The Middle East

October 21, 2026
BMA Webinar: Human + Machine Collaboration – Redefining The Future Of Content Production

AI Skills Demand Surges In Ghana And Nigeria As Digital Workforce Priorities Shift

October 21, 2026
Friday, October 23, 2026
Broadcast Media Africa
  • Home
  • News & Reports
  • Resources
  • Services
    • Promo: Spotlight Service
  • Events
  • Community
No Result
View All Result
BMA
  • Home
  • News & Reports
  • Resources
  • Services
    • Promo: Spotlight Service
  • Events
  • Community
BMA
Join BMA Network
No Result
View All Result
Home Animation Content

South Africa: Arts And Culture Trust Launches Animation Educational Series

July 21, 2024
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A A

In South Africa, the Arts and Culture Trust has unveiled a groundbreaking animated educational series tailored specifically for arts entrepreneurs.
Comprising six episodes, each available in different local languages, the ACT Tlholo Comic Strip Series aims to empower proactive artists with essential business knowledge and skills.

The series chronicles the journey of Pule, an aspiring creative entrepreneur, as he navigates the challenges of starting a business in the arts and culture sector. Pule’s journey is not just a story, but a gateway to a wealth of resources available on the ACT Tlholo Resources page. Here, Pule discovers valuable resources, gains practical knowledge, and connects with fellow arts practitioners and emerging entrepreneurs who can be instrumental in their professional growth.

“At ACT, we are deeply committed to ensuring that all arts practitioners, regardless of their background or location, feel valued and considered. That’s why we have launched the ACT Tlholo Comic Strip Series in 11 official South African languages. This initiative is not just about providing valuable tools and guidance, but also about fostering a more inclusive and supportive arts community for artists and arts entrepreneurs.” ACT CEO Jessica Denyschen emphasised.

Supported by Nedbank, the ACT Tlholo Resources page features animation videos and podcasts, all designed to provide practical insights and inspire creativity when navigating the competitive arts landscape. These resources, rooted in an asset-based community development ethos, encourage practitioners to leverage their existing resources and knowledge to build sustainable businesses and support their communities.

“The best way to reach a diverse audience is through a medium everyone enjoys, and the ACT Tlholo series is just that. Pule’s journey conveys business knowledge and entrepreneurial skills that are highly entertaining and memorable. During the series, Pule becomes a friend who journeys alongside you, the arts and culture entrepreneur, helping you face all the challenges of starting and growing a business.

Share Tweet Post Email
Tags: AnimationArts & Culture TrustContent Creation
Share202Tweet126
Previous Post

SES To Purchase Intelsat In A US$3.1 Billion Deal

Next Post

Senegal: Internet Subscriptions Jumped By 15.2% In 2023

Publisher
-
Benjamin Pius
Publisher
-
Benjamin Pius

 About us

Our goal is always to keep industry stakeholders abreast of opportunities in technology and service innovations that are and will shape Africa’s broadcasting and media industry via quality news, information, intelligence and insight .

 Contact us

+44 (0) 207 712 1526
info@broadcastingandmedia.com
BSP Communications Limited
Level 37, One Canada Square
Canary Wharf
London, E14 5AB, United Kingdom

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News & Reports
  • Resources
  • Services
    • Promo: Spotlight Service
  • Events
  • Community
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy Policy.