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AI/VR Partners Association Of Movie Producers Nigeria To Deepen Storytelling

by The Culture Newspaper March 30, 2026
by The Culture Newspaper March 30, 2026

‎US-based AI/VR Motion Picture Guild is partnering with the Association of Movie Producers of Nigeria (AMP) ‎for an international storytelling workshop in a global film and technology collaboration.
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‎The AI/VR Motion Picture Guild (AIVRMPG) is a Nonprofit Professional Association based in San Francisco, California, US, focused on emerging media technologies.
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‎The organisation, according to AMP, led by Amb Queen Blessing Ebigieson, has announced a global AI storytelling and prompt engineering workshop developed in educational partnership with AMP Nigeria and EPIC ACG FEST.
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‎The initiative connects filmmakers, producers, artists, technologists, and educators across America, Africa and the global creative ecosystem to explore the evolving role of artificial intelligence, generative media, virtual production, and prompt-driven storytelling in contemporary film production.
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‎The program will focus on AI filmmaking workflows, generative storytelling frameworks, prompt engineering for cinematic production, and immersive media development, creating ‎a platform for professional knowledge exchange and cross-continental collaboration within the ‎global film industry.
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‎In a statement released by the organisation and the Nigerian producers guild, “The workshop is designed for filmmakers, digital artists, creative technologists, designers, ‎producers, and storytellers interested in integrating AI tools and generative technologies into narrative filmmaking and visual storytelling pipelines, the workshop to hold virtually in April.
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‎”The educational partnership supports the development of AI cinema, generative film production, immersive storytelling, and digital media innovation, while strengthening international partnerships between creative industries in the United States, Africa, and Asia.”
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‎AI creative director and filmmaker, Sergio Valdez Sánchez, co-founder of Hausu Media, a studio focused on cinematic storytelling with generative
‎technologies are among the panelists.

‎His recent AI short film was selected for the Official Selection of the Busan AI International Film Festival (2025) in South Korea, a major international event focused on AI cinema and ‎emerging media innovation.
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‎‎The session will explore prompt engineering as a creative methodology, where prompts function as a structured language for directing artificial intelligence systems in the creation of cinematic visuals, narrative sequences, and immersive environments.
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‎He also co-directed “Memories of an Eternal Flower,” a hybrid AI docu-fiction film that has received international awards and official selections at film festivals exploring new cinematic
‎technologies.
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‎Epic ACG Fest is an international platform for Geek culture that show ‎cases of Animation, Comic, Game and AIGC. It has a 13-year history and is also a member of chains festivals of the world top rank film festival of “Universe Multicultural Film Festival”, “San Diego international Kids’ Film Festival”.
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‎ Association of Movie Producers of Nigeria (AMP) is a Premier Association in Nollywood that represents, protects and promotes the interests of members of the producing team in film, television and news media. Registered since 1996, it has over ten thousand members, twenty-eight state chapters including the FCT and diaspora.

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