AGN outlines plans for discipline, protection of actors
The Actors Guild of Nigeria seeks to strengthen partnerships with media outlets to promote professionalism in the film industry.
The Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) recently visited The Punch Newspaper's leadership in Lagos to discuss potential collaborative efforts aimed at enhancing the film industry in Nigeria. Led by Acting Chairman Mary Edward, the delegation emphasized the media's vital role in shaping public perception and preserving the industry's integrity. Edward stated that a partnership with The Punch could effectively amplify the voices of actors and promote a more professional environment within Nollywood.
During the meeting, Edward articulated the necessity for the AGN and media outlets to work together to foster creativity and professionalism within the Nigerian film sector. By building a strong alliance, the guild aims to protect the interests of actors and ensure their work is respected and recognized. The visit reflects a proactive stance from the AGN to not only seek support from media but also to create a comprehensive framework for constructive dialogue and collaboration.
The discussions highlight an increasing recognition of the importance of media in the entertainment sector and its influence in the growth of Nollywood. As collaboration with media entities grows, this could lead to a more organized framework that enhances the professional landscape for actors while promoting the industry as a whole.