Categories | Our company is a young but fast growing company promoting Cameroon's film industry. Our inspiration to start this company came from the scarcity of information on the Internet about Cameroon's film industry - a young but fast growing film industry soon to rival other big film industries in Africa like Nollywood.
With this inspiration in mind we intend to do what it takes to put a film industry in the frontline of world class film industries. Cameroonians have come a long way, envying neighbouring film industries and sometimes even getting jealous. The time has come for the film industry in Cameroon to surge forward and catch up with other film industries in Africa and the rest of the world. Cameroon is rich in wasting talents, youths with burning ambitions to excel in the movie industry, yet stuck in frustration and hopelessness created by a forever-regime that cares less about the welfare of youths. http://www.camermovies.com/ |
 | Ngul Productions is an international multi dimensional studio and company of Arts and Culture based in Cameroon . It is an African network of several studios and companies specialized in fields of multimedia (Cinema, music, publications, Advertisement, modelling agency, cartoon animations, video games, DVD, distributions, comic books, etc.).
The aim of Ngul productions is to promote African traditional heritage and culture through arts to the entire world. Ngul Productions is the new image of a new Africa ! http://www.ngulproductions.com |
 | With a French mother and a Cameroonian father, cross-culture is at the very roots of his creative talent, constantly renewed by travel and encounters with musicians and dancers in Europe and the USA. But Africa is still the source and dominant culture in his artistic expression.
Manuel “Wambo” Wandji born in Nancy (France) where his father studies.
1970, the family goes to Cameroon where Manuel discovers his second homeland, settling down in Yaounde. A time of real musical education begins as he opens himself to the world and sounds of the equatorial forests and traditional music.
1975, “Wambo” (his nick-name in Cameroon) begins beating out rhythms with his school pals – first band, first concerts.
1980, return to France. While pursuing technical studies in Besançon, he discovers new musical styles and the world of dance for which he continues to compose today (ACCRORAP Co.) http://www.wamboproductions.com |
 | Art gallery focusing on the arts and crafts of Cameroon's Western Grassfields. Contains highlights of the collection, photos and contact details. Located in North West Region of Cameroon
This new vision calls for Mus’Art to ever than before engage the people of Kumbo to become more involve in our activities. It also calls for a new Mus’Art image and approach which intends to be very open and flexible, a space where creativity and uniqueness are promoted through exciting and stimulating programs such as the exhibition we are launching this morning http://www.freewebs.com/musart/ |
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