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| Francis Y. Brown, Creative Director of AnimaxFYB Studios |
In a remarkable moment for the African animation industry, Ghana's AnimaxFYB Studios recently claimed the prestigious title of "Best Animation Film" with a film titled "Jabari" at the Africa Movie Academy Awards. This achievement is a testament to the incredible talent and dedication of the creative minds behind the studio.
Francis Y. Brown, the Creative Director of AnimaxFYB Studios, expressed his excitement and optimism about this victory. He emphasized the significance of this milestone, not only for the AnimaxFYB studio but for the entire animation industry in Africa.
"This achievement prompts a profound reflection on how far animation has come in Africa. A single animation piece now represents an entire industry within a nation," Brown stated. He urged all executive producers, producers, and investors to take notice of this burgeoning industry, recognizing its potential to become a multi-billion-dollar sector. Africa is a continent teeming with immense talent and untapped potential in the field of animation. With this award, AnimaxFYB Studios has demonstrated the ability of African creatives to compete on a global stage. Brown's passionate plea for support from the industry and investors echoes the sentiment of many in the African animation community.
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"Animation holds the potential for a multi-billion-dollar industry, but sadly, Africa has not had its fair share of the revenue," Brown emphasized. He urged everyone to come together and support the industry's growth, bridging the revenue gap and enabling African animators to tell authentic stories that resonate with a global audience.
This momentous win for AnimaxFYB Studios is a beacon of hope for the African animation industry. It signifies that Africa has a wealth of untapped storytelling potential and artistic talent that is ready to make its mark on the global animation stage. With the right support and investment, the world can look forward to more award-winning animations that share the diverse and authentic narratives of Africa with the world.
