TECNO’s unstoppable journey at the AMVCA 10th edition
As the curtains rose on the grand spectacle of the 10th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA), TECNO once again took centre stage, illuminating the night with its blend of technological innovation and steadfast support for the Nigerian movie industry.
Amidst the glitz and glamour of the red carpet, where superstars dazzled in their finest attire, TECNO’s presence went beyond mere aesthetics.
Attendees were welcomed with a display of technological excellence at the TECNO booth, where moments of laughter and camaraderie were captured through innovative technology.
TECNO’s commitment extends beyond the spectacle, as they proudly returned as the sponsor of the Best Cinematographer award.
This highly competitive category exemplifies the dedication and artistry that define the Nigerian movie industry.
The nominees for Best Cinematographer represented a spectrum of talent and creativity, each film a testament to the vibrancy of African storytelling: Lílis Soares’ Mami Wata, Gideon Chukwu’s Blood Vessel, Over The Bridge from KC Obiajulu, Breath of Life from Ola Cardoso, Adeoluwa Owu’s Jagun Jagun – The Warrior, Adekunle Nodash Adejuyigbe’s Ijogbon – Chaos, Joachim Philippe’s Omen.
As the anticipation reached its zenith, the moment of truth arrived. Amongst the stellar lineup of nominees, KC Obiajulu’s Over The Bridge emerged victorious, claiming the coveted title of Best Cinematographer.
In TECNO’s words, this is more than just a gesture; it’s a testament to their unwavering support for the entertainment sector and their relentless pursuit of greatness. As TECNO continues to push boundaries and champion excellence, it remains steadfast in its commitment to empowering African talent and celebrating the magic of storytelling.
The 10th AMVCA was a night to remember, where TECNO’s fusion of technology and creativity illuminated the path toward a brighter future for African cinema. As the curtains close on this unforgettable evening, TECNO reaffirms its pledge to STOP AT NOTHING until greatness is achieved, both on-screen and beyond.
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