Nollywood Shines Bright as Netflix Unveils Second Edition of Lights, Camera… Naija!

Netflix is gearing up for its much-anticipated event, Lights, Camera… Naija!, set to take place on November 2, 2024, in the vibrant city of Lagos. Following the success of its inaugural edition, this year's celebration will focus on the theme “Pioneers, Pillars, and Players,” paying homage to the trailblazers of Nollywood who have significantly shaped the industry.

The event is designed to spotlight the rich tapestry of Nollywood, honoring both its historic legends and contemporary stars. Attendees can expect a gathering of industry professionals, celebrated music artists, and other celebrities, who will come together to recognize the contributions of those behind the scenes—the directors, producers, and crew members that keep the industry thriving.

In a recent trailer release, Netflix Naija teased audiences with glimpses of the upcoming event, showcasing the excitement that’s sure to envelop the venue. Last year's edition featured stellar performances by renowned artists such as Chike, Niniola, and DJ Sose, setting a high bar for this year’s festivities. With promises of more electrifying performances and the iconic Netflix red carpet, fans are eagerly awaiting the lineup of talent expected to grace the stage.

As Nigeria’s leading streaming platform, Netflix continues to invest in original and acquired video content that resonates with local audiences. The event not only highlights Nollywood’s cinematic excellence but also reaffirms Netflix’s commitment to fostering the growth of Nigeria’s film industry, encouraging collaboration among creators and promoting original storytelling.

This year’s Lights, Camera… Naija! is poised to further solidify Lagos as a central hub for film and entertainment in Africa, celebrating the dynamic spirit of Nollywood while inspiring future generations of filmmakers and actors.

For those looking to catch all the glamour and excitement, be sure to tune in to Netflix on November 2nd for this spectacular celebration of Nigerian cinema.