Friday, April 13, 2012

CLUTCH IT!





Recently featured in Clutch Mag and a few other websites! Exciting ISH!

Web series is really getting some love. Proof that our stories and voices need to be out there some how.

Keep them coming folks. So many more projects to come. Its only just the beginning.

Check out the sites that have featured the series and other projects.

Africa Is A Country (first featured us - thank you #AIAC!): http://africasacountry.com/2012/03/27/really-youre-african/

Shadow and Act: http://bit.ly/HdISPs

It Starts With US!

What's Up Africa Feautres UR4Africa Web Series!



YAY!

Check out the web series by clicking the tab "Web Series" above. And remember. Sharing is Caring!

#ItStartsWithUS

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Sunday, January 29, 2012

The American Dream: An African Tale Web Series Promo

Hey folks!

The TADAAT web series is gaining viewership day by day, which is exciting! Have two episodes about ready to go up and then work begins on season 2.

Check out the promo for the series, spread the word and share these stories. The series is on both Youtube and Vimeo now.



It Starts With US.

My Nigeria.

This is a great representation of my country - Nigeria.


I love this commercial, in fact it's more than just a commercial. It is a positive representation of Nigerian people and the country. What I see in this video are hard working people, community, respect for one's elders, peacemaker, resourcefulness, and family. This is my Nigeria.

Cheesin' from ear to ear.

Thank you Guinness.

via Africa Is A Country

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Fav New Show!

Check it out!



So I stumbled upon What's Up Africa while browsing my twitter. Why didn't I see this months ago before I embarked on my web series adventure!!?

Just the inspiration I needed. It's so refreshing!

If you are looking for positive content that focuses on African topics, this Netherland based video blog is the way to go.

I missed when Africa is a Country did a piece on the Euro blog in August.

Check out the vid below or click here for the What's Up Africa channel on Youtube.