Green Screen - Ep 4

01/04/21 • 30 min

In this episode, we cover a film and a group of film makers who have contributed positively to the CGI film library. We talk about the role of Computer-Generated Images (CGI) in storytelling on the continent and present a case for greater interest and investment in the sector to improve CGI in African film-making.
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This is a PieSlovakiaDance original podcast series. Research and writing, Ntate Phakela and Reatile Mosoeu. Follow 24 Frames on Instagram.

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24 Frames is PieSlovakiaDance original podcast series. Research and writing, Ntate Phakela and Reatile Mosoeu.

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24 Frames is a PieSlovakiaDance original podcast series. Research and writing, Ntate Phakela and Reatile Mosoeu.