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Lagos SmartPhone Film Festival Set For August 1

Jerry Emmason by Jerry Emmason
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The inaugural Lagos International Smartphone Film Festival (LISFF) is set to hit the screens from August 1st to August 3rd, 2024, at the illustrious Silverbird Galleria.

In a groundbreaking move for Lagos and potentially the entire African continent, LISFF promises a dynamic three-day extravaganza celebrating the ingenuity of mobile filmmaking. Spearheaded by Kaytalyst Media Agency in collaboration with the Silverbird group, this festival aims to spotlight creativity, forge industry connections, and offer unparalleled learning opportunities for aspiring filmmakers and content creators alike.

Spanning across three days, LISFF will treat attendees to a diverse array of experiences:

Short Film Showcases, Panels and Masterclasses then lastly the Award Ceremony and Gala Night. The grand finale of LISFF culminates in a glitzy award ceremony and gala night, where the standout filmmakers and content creators will be honored across multiple categories. From Best Director to Most Innovative Use of Technology, expect a star-studded affair celebrating the pioneers of smartphone cinema.

Entry to the festival is completely free, but registration is mandatory for filmmakers, content creators, and attendees. While Days 1 and 2 are open to the general public, Day 3 is reserved for invitees only, adding an air of exclusivity to the festivities. As Lagos prepares to embrace the future of filmmaking, LISFF stands as a beacon of innovation, creativity, and boundless potential.

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