ELEVATING UGANDAN FILMMAKING: MEDIAVISION ACADEMY'S COLLABORATION WITH UGANDA COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION TO BUILD CAPACITY

 



 
Participants of the training in a photo moment 

Discover how Mediavision Academy's partnership with the Uganda Communications Commission is revolutionizing the film industry and empowering young creatives in Northern Uganda.

In the vibrant landscape of Uganda's film industry, a groundbreaking partnership between Mediavision Academy, a renowned film school, and the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) is reshaping the narrative and empowering young creatives in different regions in the country. This strategic alliance aims to elevate the skills and capabilities of filmmakers through a series of transformative initiatives.

Empowering Filmmakers Through Regional Film Competitions Training Workshops 

UCC urshered in the Regional Film Competitions  to celebrate and showcase exceptional cinematic works from diverse regions across Uganda. 35 filmmakers participating in the 2nd edition of this competition in Northern Uganda were selected from Acholi, Lango, Arua and Karamoja sub regions to gain invaluable insights and expertise through an intensive 4 day training workshop conducted by Mediavision Academy. The training took place from 04th to 8th March 2024 at Moroto Resort in Moroto Town.

Comprehensive Capacity Building Program for Filmmakers


The training curriculum, meticulously crafted by seasoned industry professionals, delved into the intricacies of scriptwriting, directing, cinematography, producing, acting, video editing, and sound recording. Led by esteemed trainers such as Nkambo Robert, Rogers Matelja, and Chris Kihumuro.  participants were immersed in a transformative learning experience aimed at honing their craft and fostering a culture of excellence within the local film community.  In the course of this training 2 short films have been produced by  the trainees. "Thanks UCC and Mediavision Academy for showing us the light. We didn't know that in such a short time, one can make a real film," said Oyel Richard a participant from Moroto.

Fostering Growth and Innovation in the Film Industry

Through this collaborative endeavor, Mediavision Academy and UCC are not only nurturing individual talents but also catalyzing the overall development of the film industry in the country. By championing local content creation and providing filmmakers with the tools to thrive in a competitive landscape, this partnership is sowing the seeds for a vibrant and sustainable cinematic ecosystem.


A Testament to Excellence and Dedication

For Mediavision Academy, this partnership with UCC is a testament to its unwavering commitment to excellence in film education. By extending its reach and impact through strategic collaborations, the academy is solidifying its position as a trailblazer in nurturing the next generation of filmmaking talent in Uganda. 

Nkambo Robert lead trainer and founder of Mediavision Academy 

Paving the Way for a Brighter Future

As the collaborative efforts of Mediavision Academy and UCC continue to bear fruit, the Ugandan film industry stands poised for a renaissance marked by innovation, creativity, and inclusivity. By empowering filmmakers, celebrating diversity, and fostering a culture of excellence, this partnership is laying a solid foundation for a future where Ugandan cinema shines on the global stage.

Participants receive certificates

Participants are presented at the Award night 

At the glamorous award night of the Regional Film competition held on Friday 8th March 2024 at hotel African in Moroto, participants received certificates of attendance awarded by the chairman LCV Moroto Mr. Andrew Keem Napaja. 

Written by Nkambo Robert Director Mediavision Academy

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