Frank rajak a movie producer who is a Nigerian was responsible for the explosion of the Ghanaian movie industry from early 2006. Van Vickers etc.. were all discovered by him. Majority of those popular movies like Beyonce were Nigerian production shot in Ghana. Ghanaian actor and actresses decided to band together and force Nigerian directors and producers to pay heavy fees to produce in Ghana. Nigerians decided to go back to Nigeria to film and that's the whole story
Funny thing is that there are recent news that Nollywood is establishing a Ghana chapter and even got some local investors like Zylofon inboard. Ironic because most of the Ghanaian actors that forced them out back then are now out of work since Ghana movie industry die off years ago, their plan backfired
Ghana movie industry is like their music industry, local champions. I am just waiting for the part of this conversation where they blame Nigerians. They never look at their short comings. Give up music and movies is the solution to your problem. Nigerians can do it better.
Lol, u could see they tried their best not to mention Nigerian entertainment. I think d bald guy was heavily criticized d last time he talked about Nigerian music.
Am waiting for when the bald guy will blame Nigeria for the failure of Ghana movie industry just the way he blame Nigeria for ghana's strugle in the music industry. That guy hate Nigeria with passion... Hateful bits!
The reason for the "death" of the Ghanaian movie industry is the $10,000 fee imposed on Nigerian movie producers/directors whenever they want to shoot a movie in Ghana. The Nigerians were bitterly disappointed and felt singularly targetted so they moved out! They now request that Ghanaian actors come to Nigeria to shoot if they are interested in movie parts.
Frank rajak a movie producer who is a Nigerian was responsible for the explosion of the Ghanaian movie industry from early 2006. Van Vickers etc.. were all discovered by him. Majority of those popular movies like Beyonce were Nigerian production shot in Ghana. Ghanaian actor and actresses decided to band together and force Nigerian directors and producers to pay heavy fees to produce in Ghana. Nigerians decided to go back to Nigeria to film and that's the whole story
Yeah.. A lot of people are not aware. Fast forward years later😁😁😁😁😁 am laughing right now in twi
@@AmbientSongss What is sad is the same Ghanaian actors and actresses discovered by Rajak were the ones protesting for fines. Smh
Funny thing is that there are recent news that Nollywood is establishing a Ghana chapter and even got some local investors like Zylofon inboard. Ironic because most of the Ghanaian actors that forced them out back then are now out of work since Ghana movie industry die off years ago, their plan backfired
@@abzig9430 Back fired in their face. They're coming back begging for roles. smh
That is what they want to do in music. Upon all the help burna boy is giving black sheriff and wizkid helping king promise they are still complaining
Ghana movie industry is like their music industry, local champions. I am just waiting for the part of this conversation where they blame Nigerians. They never look at their short comings. Give up music and movies is the solution to your problem. Nigerians can do it better.
Everyone must not have a movie industry
@@mysteriesoflife540
Tell them .
When things ain't working out for you in Ghana just blame Nigeria......😄😄😄
The guy in White "Baldhead" blames Nigeria for every problem Ghana haw.
I'm surprised he didn't mention Nigeria in this conversation.
Lol, u could see they tried their best not to mention Nigerian entertainment. I think d bald guy was heavily criticized d last time he talked about Nigerian music.
Am waiting for when the bald guy will blame Nigeria for the failure of Ghana movie industry just the way he blame Nigeria for ghana's strugle in the music industry. That guy hate Nigeria with passion... Hateful bits!
wow, I really needed this.
thank you soo much for this interview.
this is soo enlightening .
there is no unity and there is no purpose.
wow,
that hits deep!
The Ghanaian movie industry is in shamble.
OLA: There is going to be a new film award this year.
Covid-19: I am about to destroy this man's whole career!
The reason for the "death" of the Ghanaian movie industry is the $10,000 fee imposed on Nigerian movie producers/directors whenever they want to shoot a movie in Ghana.
The Nigerians were bitterly disappointed and felt singularly targetted so they moved out! They now request that Ghanaian actors come to Nigeria to shoot if they are interested in movie parts.
it's not about how many tasks you take, it's how well you do it..
wow!
MUSICAL CHAIRS!
SAVAGE! LMAO!!!!!!!!