No Camera - Ep 3

12/29/20 • 23 min

'No camera', 'no green screen', 'no funds' - these are some of the stories many of us tell ourselves about why we aren't telling our stories. This episode starts the conversation about what it means to be a film-maker in Africa. From Uganda, to Nigeria, to South Africa to the States, we look at stories of triumphant film-makers who recognise excuses as a waste of time.
Special mention to Danny Gevirtz , the creator of Odeke short film available on YouTube.
24 Frames is PieSlovakiaDance original podcast series. Research and writing, Ntate Phakela and Reatile Mosoeu.

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