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It has been tedious, but it’s all over with the editing of Clash of Inheritance. Musing Derick and co have not had sleep for quite some time now, preparing the Agbor Steve film which observers say is going to be another explosion. “It was a strenuous exercise, but we went through it,” says Musing. He adds: “Editing is done with proper care and diligence. That’s the only way the final product can be professional and soothing for viewing.” To the director of Clash of Inheritance, Neba Lawrence, it’s been weeks of hard work, aimed at making the movie a reference. “It’s a movie we’ve all worked hard to make it meet the standards required,” he says. “The editing has been properly done and we are now getting into the next stage in the production process,” he adds. Producer Agbor Steve is not indifferent. To the author of Phoenix Scar, his maiden movie, Clash of Inheritance is a success story, at least so far. “Musing has been great on the editing machine, giving us just the best,” he confirms. Away from the Clash of Inheritance editing room, observers have had their own remarks, even before the movie is released. “I can assure you that Clash of Inheritance will be highly acclaimed,” said Elvis Tanwie, renowned Yaounde-based continuity artist. “Steve has done a movie of exceptional quality,” Frank, famous lighting technician joined. To producer Chi Anthony, Clash of Inheritance is another standard piece. “It’s going to be an award-winning production,” said Chi. Clash of Inheritance is shot in Mamfe in Manyu Division of the South West Region. It is directed by Neba Lawrence (Mr Youngest), starring Muma Pasca, Tanyisong Candy Laurice and Quinta Eyong.