Friday, July 31, 2026

Cinewav Launched in Nigeria

 


Cinewav Launched in Nigeria

Pastor Basil Chukwuezi, Owner, Edensquire E & R Services Limited delivering his welcome address.

Cinewav is a high-tech innovative way of enjoying movies that is redefining cinema around the world.

Cinewav officially launched operations in Nigeria on Saturday, July 25, 2026 in Lagos. This brings the localized immersive high-fidelity audio in sync with movies infrastructure for the first time in West Africa. The launching was anchored by EDEN SQUARE TV working closely with Cinewav of Singapore. Apart from the general public, corporate, finance and regulatory authorities were well represented:.























“For us, this launch was more than introducing a new technology. It was about starting a conversation on how audio can improve the way people experience events in Nigeria. The response we received was encouraging, and many guests expressed interest in partnering with us. This event is more than a movie screening; it is an opportunity to witness how technology and storytelling can come together to create an unforgettable cinematic experience. Our goal is to bring together leaders, organizations, creatives, religious organizations, media professionals, students, and lovers of meaningful entertainment to experience this groundbreaking innovation and be part of a new chapter in immersive cinema in Nigeria," said Pastor Basil Chukwuezi, the project lead for the launch.

In attendance at the occasion were top industry executives from corporate, development finance and regulatory authorities, including the Mr. Ailewon Paul Danlami, Deputy Director, Operations who represented Dr, Shaibu Hussein, the Executive Director of the National Film & Video Censors Board (NFVCB), Bank of Industry (Mrs. Cynthia Nwuka, General Manager, LED Directorate), Committee of Relevant Art (CORA – Jahman Anikulapo, Program Chair), Film One (Joseph Awodele/Samuel Adegilege), Keskese Limited (Tijani Abdulmalik), Nigerian Bottling Company (Terfa Tsughum), Gosporella International (DJ Gosporella), to mention but a few.

While thanking the Nigeria team for the launch, Jason Chan the Co-founder of Cinewav expressed his desire for a rapid roll out of Cinewav across Africa: “Thank you Pastor Basil, Michael and the team in Nigeria for giving us such a warm launch for Cinewav in Nigeria. We're quite overwhelmed by the response and hope that this is the beginning of the spread of Cinewav in Nigeria and Africa; bringing cinemas to many people, democratizing cinema and allowing the spread of great messages through film on the large screen. We hope this will help build communities around stories no matter how big or small. That is our dream and I hope you guys can help to make this come true. Thank you again for believing in this technology”.

This launch is only the beginning. Our vision is to make quality audio accessible to every audience member, no matter the size of the event or where they are seated.




Founded in 2018, Cinewav has pioneered synchronized audio technology for audiences around the world. We are excited to bring that innovation to Nigeria.

"We sincerely appreciate everyone who attended our launch, believed in our vision, and supported us as we introduced Cinewav to Nigeria. 

The goal is to have Cinewav powered cinemas in every neighborhood in Nigeria."

Cinewav has already launched from the headquarters in Singapore to other countries, including the following:

Malaysia: Routine community events and regional marketing.

Indonesia: Frequently utilized for destination events, such as beach screenings in Bali.

Vietnam: Used to broadcast large-scale tourism synchronized sound tracks, such as the Danang International Fireworks Festival.

Philippines: Hosted public movie events and localized entertainment experiences.

Australia: Deployed at major city-wide cultural events like Vivid Sydney.

Cinewav delivers immersive, high fidelity audio perfectly in sync with the visuals. This allows any space to be turned into an outdoor or indoor cinema.

Cinewav is actively holding events and expanding its platform across at least 7 countries, primarily focusing on the Asia-Pacific region and recent international expansions. Because Cinewav operates as a customized event-based software rather than a generic streaming service, availability is tied directly to the countries where public screenings, festivals, and corporate partnerships are hosted. 

Global Patent Footprint

While active event deployment is concentrated in the territories above, the company holds global operational patents across 5 major international legal systems: the United States, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore. This infrastructure allows organizers in those additional regions to legally license the master player software for future pop-up cinemas.

For more updates on Cinewav Nigeria operations follow: Instagram @cinewav_naija | Facebook: Cinewav Nigeria | TikTok: Cinewav Nigeria.


Monday, July 20, 2026

OFFICIAL INVITATION TO THE LAUNCH OF THE CINEMATIC UNIVERSE OF CINEWAV IN NIGERIA

 


OFFICIAL INVITATION TO THE LAUNCH OF THE CINEMATIC UNIVERSE OF CINEWAV IN NIGERIA

We are delighted to invite you to experience the official unveiling of the awesome immersive cinematic experience of Cinewav in Nigeria, the first in West Africa.

Cinewav is a high tech innovative way of enjoying movies that is redefining cinema around the world.

Watch trailers and special movies and audiovisual displays in the sky.

View the video on https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1NtvB1dGhC/

Unlike the traditional cinema experience, Cinewav ( https://www.cinewav.com ) allows audiences to enjoy synchronized, high-quality movie audio directly through their smartphones and earphones while watching the film on the big screen. 

The result is a more immersive, personal, and unforgettable movie experience.

There will be the Nigerian premiere of "WAR ROOM", the acclaimed Christian drama film directed by Alex Kendrick and written by him and his brother, Stephen Kendrick; starring Priscilla Shirer as Elizabeth Jordan and Beth Moore as Mandy and other outstanding actors, including T.C. Stallings, Karen Abercrombie,Alex Kendrick and Alena Pitts 


The film was made with US$3 million and made US$74 million from the box office, including US$67.8 million domestically to become the 7th highest-grossing Christian film in the United States.

A spin-off titled "The Forge" (also made by the Kendrick Brothers), was released on August 23, 2024.

This event is more than a movie screening; it is an opportunity to witness how technology and storytelling can come together to create an unforgettable cinematic experience.

Our goal is to bring together leaders, organizations, creatives, churches, media professionals, students, and lovers of meaningful entertainment to experience this groundbreaking innovation and be part of a new chapter in immersive cinema in Nigeria.

DATE: Saturday July 25, 2026
TIME: 1.00PM PROMPT
VENUE: GLORYPLUS INTERNATIONAL EVENT CENTRE 
18, Kudirat Abiola Way, Beside GTBank, Oregun
Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria.

Saturday, July 18, 2026

AFRIFF, One of the Best International Film Festivals in Africa



 
AFRIFF, One of the Best International Film Festivals in Africa


The Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) is a premier annual event in Lagos, Nigeria, celebrating African and diasporic cinema. Founded in 2010 by Chioma Ude, it hosts high-profile film screenings, industry masterclasses, and talent development programs. It also features the AFRIFF Film & Content Market (AFCM) to boost content licensing, co-productions, and distribution.


The Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), in partnership with The Walt Disney Company and FilmOne Entertainment, hosted the historic African premiere of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" in Lagos, Nigeria. The highly anticipated Marvel Studios sequel debuted on the continent ahead of its global cinematic release in November 2022.



The star-studded event brought the film's cast, filmmakers, and global industry stakeholders to Lagos. It was widely celebrated as a monumental milestone for African entertainment, helping bridge the gap between global film industries.

In 2026, AFRIFF became the first African film festival selected for the Goes To Cannes of the Marché du Film (Cannes Film Market) program of the annual Cannes Film Festival in France.
Curating a dedicated "Goes to Cannes" showcase, the festival highlighted the growing global influence of African cinema.
As the official representative for Lagos, Nigeria, AFRIFF secured a highly visible platform at the Palais des Festivals.


Key Information and Upcoming Dates
Event Dates: 
The festival typically takes place in early November.

Location
Lagos, Nigeria (with multiple venues across the city).

Core Activities:
Film Screenings: Showcasing feature films, documentaries, shorts, animations, and student works.

AFRIFF Globe Awards
The closing-week ceremony honoring artistic excellence across various cinematic categories.

AFRIFF Academy
A capacity-building initiative that trains young filmmakers and facilitates sponsorships to international film schools.

AFRIFF Film & Content Market (AFCM): 
A dedicated marketplace for creators, studios, and financiers to trade and collaborate.

Thursday, July 16, 2026

Tinubu, Shettima Re-nominations: Chief Tony Chukwu Lauds APC, Felicitates President, Vice President


Tinubu, Shettima Re-nominations: Chief Tony Chukwu Lauds APC, Felicitates President, Vice President

-;By Tony Osagie

A prominent political stakeholder in Imo State, Chief Tony Chukwu( Onwegi ihe kariri Chineke) has commended the All Progressives Congress, (APC) for re-nominating President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima as the 2027  Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates of the party respectively.

In a press statement made avilable to newsmen, Chief Chukwu who is also a business mogul and philanthropist, said the unanimous endorsement of the President and the Vice President by the APC reflects the overwhelming confidence of Nigerians and party members in their leadership commitment to national renewal and determination to build a more prosperous, secure and united Nigeria.

Felicitating the Nigerian leader and his deputy on their renominations, Chief Chukwu said: " I wish the President and Vice President a successful campaign that would lead to a landslide victory and reaffirm the hope of all Nigerians for the continued peace, progress and sustainable development for our great country"

Saturday, July 11, 2026

Video: Let Us Move in the Rhythm of Unity

 



Let Us Move in the Rhythm of Unity


Moving in the rhythm of unity means aligning our strengths to achieve common goals. Whether we are collaborating on a community project, synchronizing ideas, or fostering cultural togetherness, this harmony allows us to move past differences and achieve progress together.

Moving in sync often involves shared focus, mutual respect, and clear communication.

Produced by Ekenyerengozi Michael Chima

Wednesday, July 8, 2026

NOSC INDUSTRY FORUM 2026 CALLS FOR GREATER INTENTIONALITY AND GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS IN NIGERIAN CINEMA


NOSC INDUSTRY FORUM 2026 CALLS FOR GREATER INTENTIONALITY AND GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS IN NIGERIAN CINEMA


Lagos, Nigeria, July 2, 2026 — The Nigerian Official Selection Committee (NOSC) convened filmmakers, producers, directors, writers, distributors, exhibitors, film institutions, government agencies, financiers, students, and other key industry stakeholders at the inaugural NOSC Industry Forum 2026, held at Filmhouse Cinemas, Landmark Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Held under the theme, “FROM ELIGIBILITY TO COMPETITIVENESS: Building Nigerian Films for Global Recognition,” the forum was designed to deepen industry understanding of the International Feature Film category and encourage Nigerian filmmakers to think beyond simply meeting submission requirements towards developing films capable of competing at the highest international level.




Opening the forum, NOSC Chairperson Stephanie Linus said the conversation around international recognition must begin long before a film is completed.

“For many years, conversations around the Oscars have often centred on one question: ‘How do we submit a film?’ We must now begin asking a different question: ‘How do we create films that deserve to compete among the world’s very best?’ Submission is a process. Competitiveness is a commitment.”

In her keynote presentation, “The Road to International Feature Film Recognition,” Linus examined the eligibility requirements for the International Feature Film category, recent changes to the Academy rules, the two qualification pathways, language requirements, theatrical release, creative control, technical standards, and the critical difference between a film being eligible and being genuinely competitive.

The forum also featured selected film case studies, using internationally recognised films to examine storytelling, directorial vision, technical execution, cultural authenticity, festival strategy, and global positioning.

A panel titled “Lessons from the Journey” brought together filmmakers and industry professionals with direct experience of Nigeria’s International Feature Film journey. The conversation explored what happens after a film is selected, the challenges filmmakers encounter, lessons from previous campaigns, the importance of post-production, and what future entrants should begin doing differently.

Discussions throughout the forum highlighted the need for stronger script development, longer development timelines, world-class sound and post-production, professional subtitles, early festival planning, strategic international partnerships, sustainable financing, distribution, publicity, and properly resourced awards campaigns.

The forum also examined the role of international co-productions and creative control, with speakers stressing that foreign financing or foreign crew members do not automatically determine a film’s country of submission. Participants were encouraged to understand how production structures, creative leadership, rights, and decision-making can affect eligibility.

Members of the Nigerian Official Selection Committee also participated in a wider conversation on the selection process and the future of Nigeria’s International Feature Film journey. The discussion addressed what NOSC looks for, eligibility versus competitiveness, technical quality, the evolving international landscape, and the support systems required to help Nigerian films compete globally.

The forum concluded with a call for greater collaboration across the Nigerian film ecosystem.

“Nigeria does not lack talent or stories,” Linus said. “What we need now is greater intentionality, stronger development, technical excellence, strategic planning, and collaboration. The goal is not simply to submit a film. The goal is to build films that can stand confidently among the best in the world.”

The NOSC Industry Forum 2026 marks a broader commitment to industry education, dialogue, and the continued advancement of Nigerian cinema on the global stage.

About the Nigerian Official Selection Committee

The Nigerian Official Selection Committee (NOSC) is the Academy-approved committee responsible for selecting Nigeria’s official entry for consideration in the International Feature Film category.

For more information:

www.thenosc.org



Thursday, July 2, 2026

Casting Calls On NOLLYCASTING

 



NollyCasting is Africa's leading digital casting platform that connects African creative talents with local and international production professionals. Founded with the goal of modernizing the African entertainment ecosystem, the platform allows actors, crew members, and other creators to showcase their portfolios directly to filmmakers, brands, and major production studios.

Who Can Use NollyCasting?
The web platform serves a wide variety of roles across the entertainment and commercial sectors, including:
Talents: Actors, stunt performers, voice-over artists, models, dancers, comedians, and event ushers.
Crew Members: Director of photography (DPs), sound engineers, editors, production managers, and volunteers.
Project Owners: Filmmakers, advertising agencies, international studios, and digital content creators looking for fresh or seasoned faces.

How the Platform Works
Create a Profile: Talents set up an online portfolio on the NollyCasting Profile Page by uploading headshots, bio details, skills, and reels.

Submit Audition Tapes: Talents can upload audition videos and self-tapes directly to the site for specific casting calls. According to the NollyCasting Privacy Policy, these files are stored securely and remain accessible to authorized casting professionals.

Post Casting Calls: Production companies use the dashboard to post open audition roles, review applicant portfolios, and filter candidates dynamically to build a talent pipeline.

Get Discovered: The system streamlines the hiring pipeline, making it easier for creatives to secure roles in Nollywood films, TV series, commercials, music videos, and comedy skits.

Register Now on https://www.nollycasting.com/


Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Comfortable and Affordable Apartments and Suites in Lekki, Lagos

Cozy and spacious Luxury accommodation with snooker table, swimming pool,and gym in Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria.







Luxury Home Features:
*Ocean View with two Balconies
*Swimming Pool 
*GYM
*Snooker board
*24/7 Power
*24/7 Private Security 
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*Smart TV in all rooms
*Free Internet
*AC
*Youtube
*Fully Fitted Kitchen with Utensils.
*Clean Water
*Kitchen fittings
*Central Water Heating System
*Washing & Drying Machine 
*Housekeeping Services 
*All rooms en-suite 
*In-Built Speakers
*Luxury Furnishing & Lightings 
*Orthopedic Mattresses
*Walk-In Closet
*Ample Parking Space
*Stationed Facility Mgt
*Open Plan Setting
*Elevator

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