"Stop Sending Unsolicited Scripts"  – Niyi Akinmolayan Warns 

Renowned Nigerian filmmaker Niyi Akinmolayan has issued a plea to aspiring writers and creators, asking them to stop sending unsolicited scripts to his production company, Anthill Studios.

Taking to his Instagram page, he revealed that he has received over 250 unsolicited screenplays, with 80 per cent of them being epic fantasies, along with a few action and sci-fi projects.

Akinmolayan noted that the influx of scripts began after the release of his film 'Colours of Fire' on Netflix, with many people asking Anthill to help them bring their ideas to life.

According to him, while he understands their aspirations and wishes the studio had the capacity to take on every project, he stressed that he cannot accept unsolicited scripts.

He further urged people to stop sending them.
He wrote:
"I did a count today and I have received over 250 unsolicited screenplays. 80% epic fantasies.. a few action and even some sci-fi. All of these after we released Colours of Fire on NETFLIX. Everyone asking Anthill to help them make it... lol."

"I get it and I wish we had the power to but please... STOP SENDING UNSOLICITED SCRIPTS!!."

Niyi Akinmolayan is one of Nigeria's top filmmakers, known for his work on several projects and has consistently pushed boundaries in Nollywood.

His latest theatrical release on December 24, 2025, 'Colours of Fire', has been a subject of discussion since its streaming debut on Netflix, on August 7, 2026.

The movie has been subjected to immense criticisms from many movie lovers, who have questioned its use of AI and visual effects, while others have praised its ambition