Segun Arinze Lists All Movie-Makers Need From Government At Script2ScreenAfrica Filmmaking TV Reality Project

Popular veteran actor, director and king of voice over, Segun Arinze, has said Government has no business in our individual businesses, and that the day they come into your business, such business will die a natural death.

The actor said this while answering a question and answer on ways to invite Government presence in movie production during the mentorship training of the 60 Finalists of the Script2Screen Africa Reality Project 2018: Focus Nigeria, currently taken place at Amen Estate, Ibeju Lekki, Nigeria.

Segun, also known as 'Black Arrow', said; "you don't need the government to come into your business because, the day they come, your business will start dying. You don't need them. All you need from them is an enabling environment and good policies to thrive

He said the theme for this year's edition "Corruption Free Nigeria" won’t have come at any better time than this but, of the opinion that the concept of corruption in all sectors of Nigerian institutions is now multi-faceted.

"It has gotten to that extent where we can easily say lying is now corruption because, there's nothing that is happening now that has not happened before, so its déjà-vu."

"But as an actor, always listen to your conscience when it’s telling you the good and the bad. As an actor you have to be truthful all the time because, when you have the conviction that what you are doing is right you are good."

"So, tell your story through movies. You also have to go back to the society to impart the positive things you have acquired here unto them. You must always remember that if you have to fight corruption you need to know everything that is happening around you."

He said; "always remember that you may never have the chance to make the second impression so you have to be very careful in this age of social media invasion. Make it a point of interest that from now onward you will always talk about corruption because, corruption is now institutionalized."

Meanwhile, the show is getting more interesting by the day as each team tries to outwit each bother in their various tasks.

So also, viewing schedule for the show has been released. It will be showing on African Movie Channels (AMCSeries) Channel 134 on Startimes at 3:00 pm on Sundays & Thursdays.
It will also be showing on Silverbird Network Television on Sundays at 10:30pm. The show will also be on Wazobia TV/UHF channel 259 at 8:00 pm on Thursdays and 9:00 pm on Sundays. Startimes channel 195 at 9:00 pm. It will also be on Wazobia Max TV on DSTV Channel 259 and UHF 57 (terrestrial TV) 3:00 pm on Thursdays and Sundays as well as on channel 98 on GOTV at 8:00 pm Thursday and 9:00 pm on Sunday.

Supported by John D & Katherine T MacArthur Foundation and endorsed by the Federal Ministry of Youths and Sports, Script2Screen Africa TV Reality Show 2018 will run from March 24 - April 21, 2018.