Dr Sam Idiagbonya Advocates for Abuja's Film Infrastructure

Dr Sam Idiagbonya, the president and chief creative officer of Fedmas Studios, called on Nollywood practitioners to leverage the infrastructure and facilities available in Abuja to reduce production costs and attract investment. Speaking at an interactive session focused on the operational challenges and economic prospects of the Nigerian film industry, Idiagbonya highlighted the advantages of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), including stable electricity, a serene environment, and accessible transportation.
He identified high equipment costs, inadequate training facilities, and limited collaboration as significant barriers to the industry's growth. Idiagbonya advocated for pooling resources, adopting joint production models, and sharing technical expertise to overcome financial constraints.
He stressed that Abuja could become a major filmmaking hub if practitioners developed strategies to utilize its existing infrastructure effectively. He also emphasized the importance of constructive criticism and knowledge sharing in producing commercially viable films and building a sustainable creative economy.
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