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Inside mega plan to make Nairobi Africa's film hub

standardmedia.co.ke 26 Aug

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Inside mega plan to make Nairobi Africa's film hub — Sources: standardmedia.co.ke

Kenyan filmmakers James Hakesley and Roy Kimani are betting on virtual production technology to cut costs, expand creative possibilities and position Nairobi as Africa's next film and content hub.

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