Africa Magic, Native Media begin TV series audition
11 November 2015 |
4:04 am
AFRICA Magic, in partnership with Native Media, has planned an audition on new television series billed to air on DSTV soon. The audition is slated for November 12 and 13 in Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja, with information about the audition now available on www.africamagicnativemediaaudition.com. Native Media, the producer of Hotel Majestic, the most watched…
AFRICA Magic, in partnership with Native Media, has planned an audition on new television series billed to air on DSTV soon.
The audition is slated for November 12 and 13 in Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja, with information about the audition now available on www.africamagicnativemediaaudition.com.
Native Media, the producer of Hotel Majestic, the most watched telenovela in Africa and The Johnsons, Nigeria’s number one comedy family drama series, is a proudly African company with great passion for narrating African stories to the ears and eyes of the world.
In the last six years, it has strived to raise the standard of television production in Nigeria by producing television programmes that are of great quality, with interesting content.
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