Showing posts with label catwalq. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catwalq. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Pictures from Catwalq Media Launch

The media launch of Royal Arts Academy's latest soap opera 'Catwalq' held today at the Banquet Hall, Sheraton Hotels & Suites.

And typical of every Royal Arts Academy event, it had in attendance an array of Nollywood stars as well as distinguished guests from the corporate world.

Scroll down to see pictures from the event.
                                                                 
 Emem Isong

Catwalq writers L-R: Rita C. Onwurah, Bola Aduwo & Uduak Oguamanam
Monalisa Chinda gives a speech

Yolanda Okereke





Director, Desmond Elliot


Uduak Oguamanam, Anietie Isong & Emem Isong

Guests

Bola Aduwo

Uduak Oguamanam and Davies Bassey

Joy Scrase

Imeh Bishop Umoh



L-R: Chidi Oguamanam, Kehinde Joseph, Uduak 


Members of cast of catwalk 

Saturday, December 31, 2011

EXCLUSIVE: GLAMOUROUS SOAP 'CATWALQ' SET FOR VIEWING SOON!


The much anticipated soap, 'Catwalq' is set for veiwing on your TV Screens! This info was officially revealed to Bola Aduwo of Nollywooduncut by Royal Arts Academy M.D, Emem Isong and producer of the soap. According to her, 'Catwalq is a 26 episode Soap about three ladies, Kima, Paris and Wange who run a fashion magazine . The soap explores their lives, loves, relationships and work in the glamourous exciting world of high fashion'.


In another chat with Monalisa Chinda, Executive Producer and lead actress in the soap, 'We spent alot of time and money making sure we have a top notch production. We hired top level stylists to handle costumes and we are sure Nigerians will enjoy what we have to offer.

The soap stars Monalisa Chinda, Memry Savanhu, Joy Scrase, Uru Eke, former Mr Nigeria Kenneth Okolie, NAFCA award winner- Susan Peters and several Royal Arts Academy Alumni - Vanessa Koko, Lelee Byoma, Ijeoma etc. The production was directed by Desmond Elliot and screenplay was written by Rita C. Onwurah, Uduak Oguamanam and Bola Aduwo.

Saturday, December 18, 2010

As the year ends....

It was a tough year but because of you, our ship didn’t sink. Your support kept us afloat and we are grateful for it. Royal Arts Academy graduated two sets of students yesterday. Outstanding students were presented with awards and there was much to drink and eat.

RAA is not just a training institution but a youth empowerment centre. We don’t just teach you how to act, we make sure you act so that when you step into the outside world, you have something to show for it, an edge over a million people vying for the same role as you. The first batch of students all featured in CATWALQ, our soap which will hit your screens in the second quarter of next year. It’s the biggest thing in recent times and will be a major break for the students.
For the second batch, we’re already working on their own tv series. RAA made a promise and KEPT it.

The next RAA session starts in Febuary and will run till April but registration opens January 3rd. Spaces are always limited.