Renowned filmmaker Niyi Akinmolayan has expressed frustration over the lack of priority given to post-production, particularly colour grading, in Nollywood.
In a post on his Instagram story, he noted that he would like to take on more colour grading jobs, but many producers are unwilling to pay for quality post-production work.
The award-winning filmmaker also highlighted the importance of good colour grading in elevating the visual quality of films, but lamented that producers often overlook its significance.
He wrote:
"I should be taking coloring Jobs but Nollywood producers care very little about post production or the importance of good color grading so dem no go pay."



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