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  Written by Aloyo Annet,   Director of Studies Mediavision Academy The 11th Edition of Uganda Film Festival: A Testament to the Growing Film Industry The nomination list for the 12th edition of the prestigious Uganda Film Festival (UFF) has been released, and it's an exciting time for the film industry in Uganda. This year's edition features a diverse and talented group of newcomers, showcasing the growing interest and enthusiasm of young people in the movie industry. The UFF, organized by the Uganda Communication Commission (UCC), has become a significant motivating factor for film lovers, filmmakers, funders, and content buyers. The festival has played a crucial role in improving the quality of movies in Uganda, as each contender strives to be recognized and ultimately win an award. This year's edition boasts 25 categories of potential winners, including best regional film, best international film, best East African film, and best viewer's choice. The release o...

  Filmmakers that attended that Women In Film Business Summit, an event organized by Tassles Films at the Uganda National Cultural Center on October 26, 2023, were given more techniques on how to manage their film projects in a professional way to attract business from capable corporate entities and institutions.   Doris Mutabazi giving a speech at the Women in Film Business Summit  Doris Mutabazi, the boss at Netstudios Africa, cautioned filmmakers against going for get-rich-quick money, emphasising that success is a process that takes time, through building one’s profile and career. “I assure you that it takes time, sacrifice, patience and dedication. So be patient, grow your business in bits until it matures,” she said. Eleanor Nabwiso urged filmmakers to start considering marketing as key before they start working on any project. “Know in depth what you want to produce, your audience and your budget. Don’t be pushed to finish all the money on the production and yo...