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Up Close With ‘Dorcas Kafui Fumey’ Ghana’s Youngest Movie Director

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Dorcas Kafui Fumey  

Stories captured and recorded by a camera, as a set of
moving images showing in a theatre and on our television sets every now and
then could be term as a movie, however the brain behind the artistic and
dramatic aspect, of every film, guiding the technical crew and actors in the fulfillment
of the script into a good and quality movie depends on a good director.

Today on ‘Up close with a rising Star’ is Ghana’s youngest movie director
Dorcas Kafui Fumey know by many as Faraday.

Endowed with talents, Faraday heals from Sunyani the capital of Brong Ahafo
Region, Ghana. The twenty one year old movie director starred in multiple award
winning “Keko” ,”Friends with Benefits” ,”Walking
Zombies” as an actress, recently played an integral role in supporting the
director of Yvonne Nelson’s  much awaited Television series “Heels
and Sneakers” which shows in cinemas this Friday.

The young versatile movie director, filled with the passion and vision of
becoming one of the best script and movie directors across the globe is a Level
three hundred (300) student studying BA in Religions and Theatre Arts at the
University Of Ghana, Legon.

Faraday know by her peers in the movie industry for exercising discipline on
set, however is currently directing a campus base television series
“FORENICS”. The television series which throws more light into real
life issues and happenings on campus is being shot at the University Of
Ghana campus and aims at finding solutions to more difficult incidents
destroying students in tertiary schools. The director of these classic piece
Faraday calls it a challenge in proving herself wealthy in the movie industry.

“The much anticipated series as its first three episodes shot, and Am looking
forward to it showing in December and that will be my present to all students,” she said.

Talents such as Dorcas Kafui Fumey (FARADAY) should be encouraged and celebrated;
rather such talents are hindered with multiple challenges forcing them to look
elsewhere. 

When she was asked about her challenges in the movie industry she
quickly answered: “Movie producers do not give young talents such as myself the chance in
the movie industry to exhibit our God given talents both in the field of acting
and directing”
Submitted By: Stephen Nana Asare

Kofi Oppong Kyekyeku

I am a Ghanaian Broadcast Journalist/Writer who has an interest in General News, Sports, Entertainment, Health, Lifestyle and many more.

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