TECNO Captures Fun Moments at 2018 AFRIFF Globe Awards

The 2018 edition of the Africa International Film Festival had as a major partner, Africa’s largest smartphone manufacturer TECNO Mobile. The exciting and innovative annual film festival which seeks to bring the diversity of African films into one experience by screening vast film categories including feature films, documentaries, short films and so on;  bring various filmmakers and actors around the continent to share their different filmmaking and acting experiences and bring together the entertainment and movie industry for the purpose of improving the industry in Nigeria and Africa alike.

The festival which kicked off with a screening of Jahmil Qubeka‘s ‘Sew the winter to my skin’ on Sunday, November 11th came to an exhilarating end on Saturday, November 17th with the AFRIFF Globe awards. In between, over 100 films from 25 countries were screened with industry seminars and Masterclasses held every day.

As part of its commitment to developing and encouraging smartphone photography and filmmaking, TECNO Mobile had a strong presence made up of key members of its Marketing and creative Department at all the key events during the festival. The brand also sponsored and presented the AFRIFF Short film category award at the glamorous AFRIFF Globe Awards to the eventual winner ‘1745’. On hand to present the award were TECNO Nigeria’s Marketing Manager Abel Huo and T-BOY, the TECNO mascot.

According to Jesse Oguntimehin, PR and Strategic Partnership Manager at TECNO, “TECNO does not only develop amazing products, but we also create and partner with experiences that highlight the unique features of our devices. With the international nature of AFRIFF and its focus on film culture, we have brought the strength of our Camon series to fore. We are definitely looking forward to playing a bigger role at next year’s edition.”

Guests on the red carpet such as Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Rita Dominic, Ego Boyo, Ini Edo and Uche Jumbo had the opportunity to experience the amazing selfie quality of the TECNO Camon X Pro and 11 while interacting with T-Boy and the media.

Every year, AFRIFF aims at creating a platform for film enthusiasts and students to learn. It also provides an opportunity for the film industry in Nigeria and Africa to grow and develop while creating a platform for investors and shared technical knowledge. And lastly, showing the unity in diversity of African films.

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