Understanding Nigeria's animation industry

With Dawn of Thunder set for release in 2020, Nigeria could get its first animated feature highlighting the growth in the country's animation industry. Funding and manpower are major challenges but animation studios continue to produce animated projects despite different disappointments.

[@iyaiiya-wawg3657]

Ok. Well I guess its time to fund Nigerian animation. Let's go 🚶‍♀️

[@Zino_xxvArt]

As a 3D and 2d artist I’m just gonna say this, imagine you are living in a house without a roof will you worry about buying paintings on your wall? Nigeria has a lot of problems right now so animation industry is like the least of our needs to be honest. Best bet for animators in Nigeria is to go abroad, get experience and money and come back to Nigeria to make a name for yourself. That way you know the ins and outs of the industry and can manage even if Nigeria is not animator friendly.

[@michaeldareno2185]

Please can I get your socials to discuss with you an idea?

[@caffdamjio5418]

Does that mean An animation studio in Nigeria is not profitable.

[@dablaccseaproductions5279]

Dawn of Thunder looks amazing, just seen all the teasers. I’m surprised u say the funding is poor

[@markameh4990]

No water no light

[@bendedstraw4294]

ROFLMAO

[@comfortedu5115]

Keep quiet there

[@Codemanlex]

Lmao

[@tomibery2373]

I see

[@LordLuigi_Rigs]

Keep Pushing!