ASE Abuja in collaboration with ‘Shoot Edit Repeat’ (SER) showcased a portfolio review session for young film-makers within and outside Abuja.

The event, which aimed at educating young film-makers and cinematographers about the rudiments of storytelling with pictures and film saw an influx of attendees connecting and sharing.

Dada Oluwadabest, who handled the portfolio review session particularly noted the importance of lighting techniques and plot arrangement.

Several producers in attendance tabled their works in music videos, event reels, and documentaries for analysis and criticisms, highlighting what inspires them to create and what fuels their perspective of film creation.

Aisha Bama, Director of ASE Arts, noted that the main aim of the event was to upscale and empower young upcoming film-makers, endowing them with the skillset necessary to produce world-class films with content and context, utilizing techniques relevant to their stories. She added that this was ASE’s platform for young Africans to connect, share and inspire each other.

This event, spearheaded by ASE Arts, is largely within the scope of ASE’s goal to inspire young Africans to tell the African story from the African perspective, promoting cultural and indigenous content.