Before spotting as Best Actress at the 2022 edition of the Cameroon International Film Festival (CAMIFF) in April this year, Ndamo Damarise had had other recognitions, based on her spectacular performance in movies. The actress’ selfless nature would have motivated her to prepare younger aspiring ones for future good work and why not recognitions. She would later give back by passing on knowledge and skills to a maiden group at a two-week online acting masterclass which just rounded off. Accompanied by some participants/beneficiaries of the workshop, she explains how the session went, plus her expectations from this initiative. They will be guests on APEX MOVIE HALL this Friday, June 3, 2022, beginning at 8am EST (1pm gmt+1). Web : www.apex1radio.com Mail :
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As a whole piece, the seventh art is an interesting form of art and known to be one of the strongest and very impactful. Specifically, and for some reason, acting is the most conspicuous area in the art. It would be said without any fear of contradiction that acting makes the seventh art what is has been since creation. It is thanks to acting that the seventh art is one of the most sought-after disciplines. Many film lovers first get moved by movies because of the FACES – the actors.
The actors carry some strength that is unimaginable. Movie actors have inspired people more than any other kind of artist, there is little doubt about that. Some because their gestural prowess – others because they articulate excellently – some because their costumes are always attractive and others because they are telegenic.
All of these put together, make actors the people running the show in the seventh art. Now, actors to stay relevant, acting must be improved upon, if not perfected. This definitely would be the thought in the mind of every experienced movie actor and acting coach.
As scores of young people aspire to becomes actors, what can be done to make the practice more and more attractive? That is the question renowned actress Ndamo Damarise has been asking herself. The award-winning actress has an answer to the question – adding her voice to other acting coaches to pass on knowledge and skills to others.
On the heels of her recognition as Best Actress at the 2022 edition of the Cameroon International Film Festival CAMIFF, she organized a two-week online acting masterclass during which she shared knowledge to some young people. The masterclass just ended is said to have been successful and, accompanied by some participants, Ndamo Damarise comes on radio to talk about it. She and the trainees are guest on this fresh edition of Apex Movie Hall.
When children see or experience violence (perpetrated by their parents) at home, they might end up being perpetrators of abuse in their own homes. What role can involved parenting play in preventing this? Is it true that poor communication could be the biggest cause of abusive marriages? Could works of art such as poetry be an effective way of driving the domestic violence message across? As the world continues to battle against this social ill, we bring you part 2 of out ongoing conversation on domestic violence. We have selected subject matter experts for this episode as seen on the flyer. APEX TALK will be yours this Monday, starting at 10am EST (4pm in Johannesburg). Join us: Web : www.apex1radio.com Mail :
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THE HOTJEM is one of the earliest entertainment blogs in the African online community. When its founder and CEO, Mbole Ekaney rebranded the outfit three years, THE HOTJEM turned a new page. Since then, it’s been from one new idea to the other, including a LIVE broadcasting component that has won a lot of admiration from the blog’s audience. Perhaps, the latest initiative, THE HOTJEM Magazine, is the most amazing development at least, these past couple of months. The hard-copy mag has just been launched and is now in circulation. Mbole Ekaney and team will be talking about this new project to Apex 1 Radio in the coming days. Watch out for that! For now, grab your copy of THE HOTJEM Magazine and have a jolly reading!
About this time last year, Fisherman’s Diary, produced by Kang Quintus and directed by Enah Johnscott brought excitement to movie lovers when it was selected for the 93rd Academy Awards, the OSCARS. Here comes another Cameroonian movie, making its way to the OSCARS. The cast and crew of HIDDEN DREAMS will join me on radio at 8am EST (2pm gmt+1) to talk about this latest achievement. The show starts at the top of the next hour.
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“My Facebook show comes up every Monday at 12 pm easter time and teaches followers how to become entrepreneurs by kick-starting with zero capital,†Flavine started, as she explained how a rare day without social media access looked like. She went on: “The show attracts up to three thousand instant and active viewers and is every follower’s Monday schedule.â€â€œMissing it today is a herculean task to digest and I feel terribly frustrated.†“This has never happened, and it is strangeâ€
When this writer confirmed after fruitless attempts to access WhatsApp and Facebook, that the apps, including Instagram were down due to crashed servers, the immediate reaction was to seek users’ reactions. This should be a normal reflex for a keen observer of social media fans who have travelled a long way with this new form of communication to finally becoming fiercely addicted to it. And yes, social media is addictive.
Next phone call – Celyne in Dallas, Taxas. How are you coping without WhatsApp? “Ernest, I’m not coping.†“Can you imagine how boring it could be without those memes, coming in?†Celyne juggles her ball 24/7 on WhatsApp status. “That’s where I catch my fun, it is my life and I just cannot go a whole day with WhatsApp status, never!â€
To Kelsie, reached on phone at 3:15pm eastern time, it was a dark day. “I’m feeling like the world is coming down without Facey and Whassy, it’s not funny,†he said. “These are my biggest sources of information and I believe in them.†“Do you have an idea when the problem will be fixed?†Without assuming it was a rhetoric, this writer played fair to respond by joking it could last really long. “Man, don’t say that I would be in a terribly bad shape if this thing is not resolved in the next couple of hours.†Kelsie affectionately calls Facebook Facey and WhatsApp Whassy.
George did not wait to be called. He rang first. “What is going on with Facebook, and are you able to communicate on WhatsApp?†When this writer confirmed Facebook servers had crashed, George crashed. George is a soft blogger who writes highlighted comments and jokes that attract thousands of likes each time they drop. He drops them regularly and has developed an irresistible pleasure doing this over the years. He is popular and enjoys this fame on Facebook. “This is bad business for me my brother,†he regretted. “Hope this doesn’t drag on.â€
Upon return, users have been recounting their day’s experience without one of the the most addictive social media platform. “It’s been a dark day,†writes one. “I’m sure most 237 people went to the psychiatric ward today for the time that Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp were down,†blogger Mbole Ekane of The Hotjem wrote. “The world was normal for a while,†another Facebook user joked, perhaps, insinuating that the app drives people mad. “Online CEOs were temporarily out of business today,†yet another user. The highlighted comments are aplenty.
The umbrella reaction has been the assuring one from the young founder of Facebook himself. Mark Zuckerberg wrote: “Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger are coming back online now. Sorry for the disruption today - I know how much you rely on our services to stay connected with the people you care about.â€
What a day it was! Perhaps, it was a day set aside to demonstrate the power of the three social media handles, run by Facebook.
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