HI,LET’S TALK ‘’NO MORE NO LESS’’
HI, LET’S TALK – “No More No Less” is a creative conversation podcast by Hubert Ifokanbale Film Academy focused on the film, theatre, and creative industry.The show features filmmakers, actors, theatre practitioners, and creative entrepreneurs discussing storytelling, acting,…
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Sex for Roles: Reality, Rumour, or Industry Secret? | Nollywood & the Entertainment Industry (opens the original)
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Is “sex for roles” a reality in Nollywood, an industry rumour, or a problem that remains hidden? In this episode of HI, LET’S TALK – No More No Less , we examine the controversial issue of sex for roles in Nollywood and the entertainment industry . We discuss power dynamics, casting opportunities, exploitation, consent, industry pressure, and the experiences that shape how young actors navigate their careers. Join us as we take an honest look at one of the most debated topics in the Nigerian fil
Algorithms vs Talent: Who Really Decides Who Wins? | The Creator Economy (opens the original)
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Does talent still determine success, or do algorithms, visibility, and social media decide who gets noticed? In this episode of HI, LET’S TALK – No More No Less , we discuss the creator economy, social media algorithms, content creation, visibility, personal branding, and talent . Joining us is Sarah Olaomo , actor and content creator, as we explore what it really takes for creatives to gain visibility and build a successful career in today’s digital world. Topics: Creator Economy • Social Media
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