Trino Motion Pictures, a leading Nigerian film production and distribution company, has announced the appointment of Susan Kress, a former senior executive at Paramount Pictures, to its advisory board. The move is part of the company's strategy to strengthen its global footprint and enhance its production and distribution capabilities.
Strategic Appointment for Global Expansion
Susan Kress brings over two decades of experience in the entertainment industry, having held key roles at Paramount Pictures where she oversaw international distribution and marketing. Her expertise is expected to guide Trino Motion Pictures in navigating the complexities of the global film market, particularly in expanding the reach of Nollywood content.
According to a statement from the company, Kress will advise on strategic partnerships, content development, and distribution channels. 'We are thrilled to welcome Susan to our advisory board. Her vast experience and network in Hollywood will be invaluable as we aim to take Nollywood to the next level,' said the CEO of Trino Motion Pictures.
Nollywood's Growing Global Ambitions
The appointment comes at a time when Nollywood is increasingly seeking international recognition and collaboration. Trino Motion Pictures has been at the forefront of this push, producing films that have garnered acclaim at international festivals. The company's recent projects include co-productions with international partners and distribution deals on streaming platforms.
Kress expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity, stating, 'I am excited to join Trino Motion Pictures at this pivotal moment. Nollywood has immense potential, and I look forward to contributing to its global success.'
Impact on the Nigerian Film Industry
Industry analysts view this appointment as a positive sign for the Nigerian film industry, which has seen increased investment and interest from global players. The move could open doors for more collaborations between Nollywood and major Hollywood studios, potentially leading to higher production values and wider distribution for Nigerian films.
Trino Motion Pictures has been involved in several high-profile projects, including the production of 'The Lost Cafe' and 'The Bridge'. The company aims to release at least five major films in the coming year, with a focus on genres that appeal to both local and international audiences.
