As the echoes of the Year of Return initiative continue to resonate, Detty December has emerged as a highly anticipated event during the festive season, turning Ghana into a global hub for fun and entertainment. The month-long celebration, fondly referred to as DETTY DECEMBER, has gained worldwide attention for hosting both local and international events featuring some of the biggest artistes.
Amidst the dazzling parties and concerts stealing the spotlight, it's time to shine a light on the unsung heroes behind the scenes – the set designers. Nabil Alhassan, CEO of Event Factory, and Prince Hilton, a skilled set designer, recently shared their insights on 3Music Tv's Culture Daily show.
Nabil Alhassan
During the Big Conversation with the culture squad, Nabil Alhassan highlighted the crucial role of set designers in bringing imaginative concepts to life. He recounted experiences collaborating with major brands, emphasizing the overlooked importance of key players in the ecosystem necessary for the success of these creative endeavors.
Prince Hilton
Prince Hilton chimed in, drawing from his work on the reenactment of renowned Nigerian author Ola Rotimi's THE GODS ARE NOT TO BLAME. He stressed the need for thought-provoking, modern approaches to stage set designs and effects. Both creatives emphasized the necessity of intentional awareness among industry players regarding the collaborative efforts required to transform wild ideas into reality, not only for the sake of the experience but also for the jobs and revenue it generates.
Calling for increased investment and education within the industry, Nabil and Prince emphasized the importance of elevating the quality and standards of recurring concerts, shows, and events. Their plea is clear: Let's prioritize creating unique and top-notch experiences that position us among the countries leading the way in the art of entertainment.
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