Africa Gospel Film Project Hosts 6-Day Filmmaking & Spiritual Training in Nigeria
The Africa Gospel Film Project (AGFP) is set to host a 6-day intensive program in Nigeria from April 13 to 18, 2026. The program, led by Michael Olugbod, will combine hands-on filmmaking training with a spiritual format to equip filmmakers across Africa with industry-standard skills and nurture spiritual growth through storytelling.
Participants will engage in professional masterclasses, group projects, a 48-hour short film challenge, and project pitch sessions. The initiative aims to produce faith-based films and create a sustainable platform for African Christian content.
The AGFP's broader mission focuses on training African Christian filmmakers to produce high-quality faith-based films for a global audience. The program will offer practical experience, industry exposure, mentorship, and networking opportunities for participants.
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