When the news that Kati Kati, a film by Kenyan creative genius, Mbithi Masya had won the FIPRESCI award (International Federation of Film Critics Award), there was jubilation among lovers of Kenyan film locally and internationally. As insiders in the film industry in Kenya often say, there is no shortage of talent or ideas in Kenya but making a film in Kenya is no easy task. There are a myriad of challenges experienced by Kenyan film makers namely: lack of financing, lack of government support, weak local distribution networks among others.
REELING IN ON FILM FINANCING IN KENYA
January 31, 2017 12:57:34 PM EAT / by wilfred Kiumi posted in Blog, film financing kenya, Film Studios Kenya, Film & Television, Filming Sponsorships
.jpg?t=1498482199508)
