
Train
World-class instruction from industry veterans. Hands-on learning in real production environments.
DUN Creative Hub is more than a facility: it is a commitment to the next generation of African storytellers. A physical space for training, production, and community, built to nurture talent that will define Nollywood's next chapter.

“We are not just building a facility. We are building the future.”
David Nnaji, Founder
Nollywood produces over 2,000 films annually, yet our storytellers often lack access to the infrastructure their counterparts in Hollywood or Bollywood take for granted. Aspiring directors shoot on smartphones because they cannot afford camera rentals. Writers with brilliant scripts have no place to workshop them. Actors train in makeshift spaces without proper guidance.
The result? Potential is wasted. Stories go untold. And African cinema remains constrained not by talent, which we have in abundance, but by opportunity.
DUN Creative Hub exists to bridge this gap: to provide the space, tools, and mentorship that turn raw talent into world-class craft.
0,000+
Films produced annually in Nollywood
00%
Of productions face equipment shortages
$800M
Industry value with room to grow
Unlimited
Untapped talent waiting for opportunity
Figures are industry estimates for the Nigerian film sector. Sources to be published alongside our first annual report.
DUN Creative Hub is a comprehensive ecosystem designed to support storytellers at every stage of their journey: from first-time writers to seasoned directors looking for their next breakthrough.
Faculty is the product of a training academy, so we would rather name nobody than name placeholders. These are the chairs being filled, and the people in them will be announced with their credits attached.
Teach with us, or know someone who should? Tell us.
Four pillars designed to support creatives at every stage of their journey, from learning the craft to producing professional work.
Dates we intend to be held to, rather than a launch year and a hope.
Access is the problem we exist to solve, so we would rather be direct about price than make you ask.
30%
of every cohort, fully funded
No one who earns a place should lose it to cost. A fixed share of every Training Academy intake is funded end to end: tuition, equipment access and materials. Selection is on work and need, assessed separately from the main application.
Register your interestWe are setting tuition against the real cost of running the facility rather than against what the market will bear, and we would rather publish a number once than revise it three times.
Full fee structure for every program is published alongside the opening of applications. Join the waitlist and you will have it before anyone else.
Professional-grade infrastructure designed to meet international production standards while remaining accessible to emerging filmmakers. These spaces are in development — the specifications below are what we are building to.
2x 1,500 sq ft sound stages with cyclorama walls
6 fully equipped editing stations with color grading
Professional dubbing and foley studio with isolation booth
Collaborative space for 12 writers with reference library

Measurable goals that keep us accountable to our mission of transforming African cinema.
000+
Creatives Trained Annually
Actors, directors, producers, and technicians
00+
Hub-Originated Projects
Films and series developed and produced
000+
Alumni Placed
In industry roles across Nollywood and beyond
$0M+
Production Revenue
Generated by Hub-originated content by 2030
Targets, not results. The Hub opens in 2026; progress against each of these will be published annually.
Applications for our 2026 inaugural cohort open soon. Register your interest now to receive updates and early access.