Very good, because the reception was amazing. I was a bit scared because, like you said it was like my cinema debut. When Ada Omo Daddy came out, there was a lot of competition and then, the people that Ada Omo Daddy was in contention with were already established in the cinema.
I was a bit scared, but I was confident because of my product. I knew that I had a sellable product. I was proud of the film that I was taking to the Cinema.
So, when eventually Ada Omo Daddy did well, I was happy that my hardwork had paid off. I have a new film coming out on December 13 and it’s titled ‘Thin Line.’ I learned a lot from the experience.
I learned a whole lot. At different points, I cried, I laughed; it was just very exhausting. But at the end of the day, it is also rewarding in so many ways.
Some of the things I learned had to do with more PR and then I also got to know the target market for me. So, you make a movie to appeal to that because we have a certain audience that actually live in the cinema. As a filmmaker, you have to do a film that they can connect with and that appeals to them.
That is one of the things that I learned from my experience with Ada Omo Daddy in the cinema. And that’s what I’m going to replicate as well as many other things that we’ve done better. Absolutely.
Whatever platform that we make money from. I have to explore all platforms; cinema, YouTube, streaming platforms, whichever. I’m a filmmaker and also an investor.
I have good products, and I.
