I would like to know how to promote my scripts to nollywood producers.Thank you for your help.

The royalty campaign is important for the industry and I would love to do my share in these parts (Kenya).

I know that Nollywood movies have become quite popular here but I see that they are largely bought from street vendors whose supply source is suspect. Do you probably have a list of authorised distributors? I’d be grateful to have one for publicity on this end.

I watch the movies through the AfricaMovieMagic channels of DSTV but would also like to buy a few gems for my library. I proudly add that I have never bought one from the roadside. I would if their source was genuine.

Secondly, I disagree with your conclusion that the statement as you opined was ignorant. Let me be clear on this, because someone buys a picture after recommendation from someone that had illegal access to the picture is not enough justification for the crime. I can only subscribe to the argument if and only if the online source is legal and some kind of royalty accrues to the original copyright owner.

I know that we are in this campaign together to return royalty to the rightful owners; it is also our sincere patronage i believe that will help boost the much cherished momentum that the industry genuinely requires.

I agree there are others that have access to genuine copies and still decide to buy pirated for various reasons. I am not condoning that behavior. But you have to know we are not all in the same situation.

Saying things like, “you are … just a saboteur that is out to destroy rather than help build the industry” is pure ignorance. People that watch these movies online share their opinions with others, who in turn go look for specific titles. I know people that have gone and bought movies solely on recommendation from other Nigerians online. This is what gives momentum that keeps the industry going.