Film practitioner and scholar, Oreofe Williams, has been appointed a consultant to the National Universities Commission (NUC), where he will contribute to the review and development of curricula for Theatre Arts, Film and Media Studies in Nigerian universities.
Williams announced the appointment while reaffirming his commitment to advancing film development and improving the quality of media education in Nigeria.
He attributed his selection to his contributions to the country’s film industry through film production, the establishment of film villages and talent development, as well as to his academic background, which includes a PhD in Film Studies.
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According to Williams, the appointment offers an opportunity to bridge the gap between academic training and the practical demands of the creative industry. He said the initiative would help ensure that graduates acquire the skills required by employers.
Williams disclosed that the first seminar under the initiative was held last Thursday. During the session, he contributed ideas aimed at improving existing curricula and preparing students for professional opportunities in theatre, film and media.
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