The 10th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCAs) commenced with grandeur, celebrating the pinnacle of talent and creativity in African film and television. Held in Lagos, the ceremony brought together luminaries from across the continent, showcasing the richness and diversity of African storytelling.
Best Makeup:
Francesca Otaigbe for "Over The Bridge" and Campbell Precious for "Mami Wata" clinched the coveted trophy in the Best Makeup category, demonstrating their exceptional skill and artistry in transforming characters on screen.
Best Indigenous Language Film (West Africa):
Femi Adebayo's "Jagun Jagun" emerged victorious, capturing the essence of West African culture with its compelling narrative and stellar performances.
Best Indigenous Language (East Africa):
The award went to "Wandongwa," a testament to the cinematic excellence emanating from the East African region.
Best Indigenous Language (South Africa):
"Motshameko O Kotsi" claimed the prize, showcasing the richness of South African storytelling and cultural heritage.
Best Costume Design:
Lola Awe's exquisite work in "Jagun Jagun: The Warrior" earned her the accolade for Best Costume Design, bringing to life the intricacies of costume and fashion in storytelling.
Best Writing TV Series:
The captivating narrative of "Volume" secured its win in the Best Writing TV Series category, reflecting the ingenuity and creativity of its writers.
Best Writing in a Movie:
"Tunde Babalola" received recognition for his outstanding writing in "Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti," a testament to his ability to craft compelling stories that resonate with audiences.
Best Sound Design:
Grey Jones Ossai's exceptional work in "Blood Vessel" was honored with the Best Sound Design award, highlighting the importance of sound in enhancing the cinematic experience.
Best Editing:
The meticulous editing of "Over The Bridge" by Chuka Ejorh and Onyekachi Banjo was acknowledged with the Best Editing award, underscoring the crucial role of editing in shaping narratives.
The AMVCAs not only celebrate the achievements of talented individuals but also serve as a platform to inspire the next generation of African storytellers. As the continent continues to harness its creative potential, the AMVCAs stand as a beacon of excellence, shining a spotlight on the best and brightest in African cinema.
Stay tuned for more updates and highlights from the AMVCA 2024 as we continue to celebrate the magic of African storytelling.
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