Whether you are in an office, on a construction site or at school but spending your time daydreaming about starring in a film, now could be your chance to turn those dreams into reality.
As the Eastern Cape’s film industry continues to grow, 10 films are set to be produced within the province in 2024, backed by funding amounting to R2.4m.
Kariega is in line for a cultural explosion of art, cinematography and film as Eastern Cape Film Festival founder and director Nceba Mqolomba is bringing the annual event to his hometown for the first time.
Sunday’s premiere of Mzansi Wethu’s first original drama series, Isibopho, has elevated a Kariega-born teen’s shining star as she also debuts her acting career to the nation on the show.
Eastern Cape filmmakers turn focus on mental illness
Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 08 January 2021
The Eastern Cape Film Festival has partnered with Slate 2 Productions to bring awareness around mental illness through a new short film titled Eruption.
Slate 2 Productions is an Eastern Cape all-female production company lead by Sinomtha Nduna and Miselwa Ngamlana, and the Eastern Cape Film Festival a developmental initiative headed by Nceba Mqolomba, who is also chair of the Eastern Cape Film Forum.
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