Senior Conseil International
"Staying at home, everywhere" — partner of the association.
Partnerships & memberships
Joining Afrollywood means building Africa on screen
States, institutions, embassies, companies, professionals and lovers of Africa: become part of an ecosystem that structures the cinema of the continent and its diaspora.
Who for?
Open to all African creative industries
States & institutions
Ministries of culture, embassies, funding bodies and cooperation agencies: associate your action with the structuring of a continental industry.
Diaspora organisations
Cultural associations, artist collectives and Afro-descendant networks: join the official link between the diaspora and the continent.
Creative professionals
Cinema and audiovisual, music, fashion, performing arts, visual arts, publishing, animation and digital: join the talent pool and the co-production network.
Brands & companies
Support an international media ecosystem and gain visibility with an audience engaged by African cinema.
Why join us
The benefits of a partnership with Afrollywood
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A unique framework
A non-profit association bringing together all African and Afro-descendant creative industries: cinema, music, fashion, stage, media and digital.
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A structured network
Access to the talent pool, producers, distributors and institutional decision-makers of the continent and the diaspora.
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International visibility
Visibility on Afrollywood TV, Afrollywood Magazine and at the AFROLLYWOOD Cannes festival.
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Cinema diplomacy
A cultural cooperation project that brings states, institutions and professionals together around a great African film hub.
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Concrete projects
Co-productions, film calls, masterclasses, round tables, conference evenings and shared cultural policies.
Our partners
They support the Afrollywood association
AC
Africinema Club
A club for screening and promoting African cinema — africinemaclub.com
Do you represent a state, an institution or a company?
Let's discuss how Afrollywood can support your cultural, diplomatic and economic objectives around African cinema and its diaspora.