For years, I wore many hats— Strategist, Producer, Director, and even Brand Storyteller, working as a Marketing professional and with some incredible names in the Film Industry.
Each role gifted me a unique lesson, and the blend of these lessons and my restless desire to do more gave life to Capital Film Productions.

With CFP, we aim to radically shift the landscape of African film by making investing in film projects at a scaled level. All while supporting to tackle other critical issues that filmmakers on the continent face daily. But it’s crucial to grasp these challenges to appreciate the impact we aim to have.

Financial constraints often lead to compromises on production quality, limiting the industry’s international allure.
Infrastructural limitation complicates the production process, as well as distribution and monetization, leaving creators in a perpetual struggle.
Lack of structure in the film industry is a reality most filmmakers have had to navigate on their journeys, popularly referred to as a jungle.
Skills gaps within the ecosystem pose a setback for the industry, severe shortage of mentorship programs, and developmental opportunities for up-and-coming filmmakers.

The CFP mission is ambitious, as we’re focused on funding and supporting the structured growth of an industry we love. Our confidence in the mission is fixed on the collective commitment of our LPs, partners & filmmakers who believe in us.

For me, the learnings have fueled the desire to do this. CFP is a movement aimed at making meaningful, lasting changes in African cinema. We’re not just talking about it;
we’re passionately doing something about it, one film at a time.