This week, Dami explores the golden era of TV shows in Nigeria, dating back to the late 90s. She highlights the impact of these shows on the Nigerian cultural scene and what these TV shows meant to the Nigerian audience.

This week Dami discusses with screen writer Chinaza Eziaghighala on what it means to be a writer working in Nollywood. She sheds light on issues affecting writers from due credit to story development. They also discuss how the film industry can further develop from different angles.

In this Episode, Dami outlines the top films out of Africa in the first half of 2022. She outlines them based on quality as well as popularity.

In this episode, Dami and Clarence discuss the act of Music in Film. The impact that music has in film and how it helps to elevate storytelling. They also discuss the role of intellectual property of Music in film and how artists and producers can collaborate more.

In this episode, Dami discusses with Feyikemi the latest film remake trend in Nollywood 90 classics by Nollywood Filmmakers. They discuss the disconnect of these remakes from their originals and the effect it has on the film industry.

In this Episode, Dami discusses the Nigerian film industry blockbuster system and the role that slapstick comedy plays in defining what is a blockbuster is in Nigerian film cinema with Tele. They explore the structure of numbers, marketing strategies by producers and the overall growth of the industry.

In this episode, Damilola is joined by Nollywood Actress and TV host Tope Olowoniyan to discuss the phrase “Journey to Blow”. They discuss her transition from TV to Film as well as her rise to fame after winning the “King of Boys” challenge.

In this episode, Damilola is joined by Tele,Feyikemi and Akintunde to discuss the importance of Biopics in African cinema. The challenges that come with making a Biopics as well as impressive stories that indeed ought to be told to the global audience.

In this episode, Dami explores the growth of Art house cinema in African storytelling, highlights young filmmakers who are currently changing the face of African cinema with Art house films as well as its impact on content creation.

In this episode, Damilola discusses the growth of Nollywood in the global space alongside Jabbar. They touch on the progression of the Nollywood film industry and the journey to receiving worldwide recognition with storytelling. They also talk about the presence of international brands and what it spells for African Cinema as a whole, the representation of African culture in film and what it means for the Africans in diaspora.