Nigeria's enterprising directors, Uzodinma Okpechi, says he regrets moving from music video shoot to TV documentaries at early stage.
According to camera magician, he left music video shoot at the time there was no money but feels saddened at the recent progress made in the industry.
He explained that though he is sad, but happy that he pioneered the current revolution in music video production and feels proud that he created a string of videos while he was involved.
Speaking further, he said, “While I was directing such videos, my colleagues were busy directing videos for Nollywood because there was no money in music videos then. For me, I believe I have done my best and I have moved on.''
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