You all remember Damilola Kulajolu, a 300 level student of Mass communication, Bowen University who won the cool fm and student best script writer of the year, 2012. An MC and student OAP at COOL FM, Nigeria.
As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, and efforts to expose Nigerian students and broaden their knowledge in movie production, Cool FM is sponsoring two students to the 7th NDU International Student Film Festival, taking place at Notre Dame University, Louaize, between November 10 and November 17, 2013.
Briefing newsmen in Lagos on this imitative, boss of AIM Group, owners of Cool FM/Wazobia/Info FM, Am Mousalli said, “We started being a part of NDUISFF from last year when Damilola Kulajolu of Bowen University won the competition. His short film, A Life was directed and produced by Chineze Anyaene (director of Ije) and Cool FM, Wazobia FM and Nigeia Info FM were executive producers.
“Damilola was funded by us to attend the film festival and he had the opportunity to interact with other students from all over the world. This year, with over 400 entries, 20 year old Seun Adebajo of Babcock University and 19 year old Nneka Chile of University of Lagos made the winners list, after being carefully selected by a team of industry experts including Keke Bongos Ikwue and Charles Novia who produced and directed both short films.”
Seun, according to Mousalli, wrote, Maga Don Pay, a romantic comedy set in suburban Lagos that tells the story of a young successful businessman, James Bakare, who considers himself knowledgeable enough to identify perfection in a woman, but truly finds it hard to find that woman.
While Nneka wrote, Omono’s Tale, a story of the challenges women face in marriage and how they affect their lives. The festival, one of the largest in the world is from November 10 to November 17 in Beirut, Lebanon.
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