A production code of conduct for crews working in sensitive communities is a practical agreement about power, access, representation and care. It tells…
A Collaboration of Africa Film Producers
We are dedicated to shaping an independent production industry across Africa that is comparable to best international standards. It is our aim to listen to the voice of independent film, television, animation and digital producers in Africa and address the needs of the sector by using our knowledge and expertise to deliver a strong and sustainable position for all.
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South Africa's film tax rebate has become one of the continent's most dependable financial incentives for productions of every size, from features shot in Cape…
Behind-the-scenes footage has quietly become one of the most reliable tools independent filmmakers have for cutting through the noise online. Audiences in…
Producing across the Sahel demands a calendar built around movement, weather and local knowledge. A road that appears reliable on a map may become impassable…
A live concert is a performance, a broadcast and a shared public experience happening at the same time. In Dakar, the director must protect the energy of the…
A crowdfunding campaign for an African film needs to do more than request financial support. It must give people a reason to feel connected to the story, trust…
African literature is enjoying an extraordinary moment on the global stage, and Australian producers have begun to pay close attention. From Lagos to Cape…
A producer in a district outside Kampala recently wrapped a fifteen-minute short film using nothing more than a mid-range mobile phone, a small stabiliser and…
Independent cinema has always wrestled with a stubborn equation: how do you fund ambitious, character-driven storytelling without sacrificing the soul of the…
Across Australia, the relationship between higher learning and the screen industry is becoming more deliberate. Productions that once recruited crew through…