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In this episode of Showbiz University, we unravel the controversy surrounding the Ghanaian government’s expenditure of 100,000 cedis on videography, specifically questioning whether such an amount is justified for a 3-minute documentary. Join us as we break down the intricacies of video production costs, explore the elements that contribute to the budget, and engage in a candid discussion about the perceived value of this financial allocation. Showbiz University aims to demystify the economics behind video production and provide insights into the standards and expectations for allocating public funds to creative projects.
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Accra has undergone a remarkable transformation in its nightlife scene over the years. This episode delves into the journey of Accra’s nightlife evolution. Beginning with a historical perspective, we explore what the city’s nightlife was like in the past, navigating through a transitional period as it started to witness significant changes, and culminating in the contemporary nightlife that defines Accra today.
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In this episode of Showbiz University, we take a deep dive into the remarkable journey and undeniable impact of one of Ghana’s most celebrated music stars, Kuami Eugene. As an artist who’s risen to stardom with electrifying performances and chart-topping hits, his influence extends far beyond the music itself. Join us as we explore Kuami Eugene’s rise to fame, the evolution of his music style, and how he’s shaped the modern music scene in Ghana. From his early days to his most recent chart-toppers, this episode promises a captivating look into the phenomenon that is Kuami Eugene, exclusively on Showbiz University.
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Discussing: Gen Z Gospel: Exploring the New Generation of MusiciansHost: King Kwaku MensaProducer: George SaliaEditors: John-Andrew Kpakpo Addo, Emmanuel Osei OwusuGuest: Scott Evans (Gospel Musician)Gist Corner Segment: 5 minsSenason gives a brief on 3 of the most viral entertainment and social stories the public is talking about online.
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Musiga has finally conducted successful elections and chosen highlife musician Bessa Simons as its president after 8 years of unrest and refusing to work as one unit. Bessa will be the union’s leader for the next 4 years and hopes to be the beacon of change the union needs in this trying time.He promised a lot of things, including being open to innovative ideas from anyone on how to make the Musicians Union of Ghana something to write home about but there are those who think he is not the savior the union needs.
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It is absolutely okay to contract the services of a songwriter as a musician. In some well-structured jurisdictions, songwriters are in high demand and talents only have to worry about performing songs written for them. But in Ghana, you are trolled when it is uncovered that an artiste did not write his song.
Entertainment stakeholder and politician Baba Sadiq shed some light on songwriting and the twisted mentality of Ghanaians about it
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Is it true that this growing trend has negative consequences on the growth and recognition of local talent? Does this send a message that Ghana lacks confidence in its creative abilities?
Sound dub director and audio engineer for Media General, Derrick Asare, sits with me to discuss the impact of “Twi-Novelas” on our creative arts industry with Showbiz University
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Showbiz University host, King Kwaku Mensa caught up with some industry players and some investors at the Unveiling of OlivetheBoy as a new signed artiste under Sony Music Africa and Columbia Records to discuss the growth of the music industry in Ghana and how to attract investors.
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The ruling government of Ghana, The NPP, made a lot of promises for the Creative Arts industry during their campaign session in 2020. With less than 24 months to end their tenure, Showbiz University sits down with entertainment critic, Koka to review the progress and implementation of some of the promises made.
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Musiga has not had a president for 8 years and counting because members refuse to settle their differences and work as one unit.
Ras Caleb Appiah-Levi, who served as the Accra Regional Chairman of MUSIGA, dragged the union to court in 2019 after alleging some irregularities concerning the electoral process.
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Former French Ambassador to Ghana, Anne Sophie has raised an argument in favor of the musicians and called on the government of Ghana to grant them Diplomatic Passports since they work better than most Ambassadors to the country. Entertainment pundit Martinezz joins us to discuss this subject With Showbiz University
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The world of social media has brought about many benefits and created many passive jobs for people. One such common occupation is the job of a social media influencer. TikTok, a video-sharing platform, became famous during the lockdown period and created many celebrities and influencers in Ghana and beyond Felicia Osei sits with King Kwaku Mensa to discuss more.
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Social media have been a major tool which many industries have used to propel their crafts to higher pedestals. Most scouts and investors now rely on social media to find the next biggest talent to sponsor.
Has the Ghana music industry capitalize on social media enough to push our artists? How can we utilize the free space to establish our dominance?
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Actress Yvonne Nelson’s book ‘I Am Not Yvonne Nelson’ has sparked a multifaceted conversation on social media. The book which is a memoir from the actress covers her experience in love, family, friends, and career. An interesting conversation ensued on a Twitter space hosted by King Kwaku Mensa and we bring you excerpts of the space on Episode 7 of showbiz University.
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