In this episode of the Goodliving Podcast, we sit down with Bruno Kema—writer, storyteller, and ghostwriter—to have an honest conversation about Nollywood, the Nigerian movie industry. From unrealistic acting and poor attention to detail, to underpaid writers and rushed productions, Bruno breaks down the core problems holding Nollywood back. But this isn’t just criticism—he also highlights what Nollywood is doing right, the areas where Nigeria truly shines, and what the industry can become if storytelling is taken seriously. We discuss: 🎭 Why Nollywood acting often feels unrealistic 🎥 The difference between visuals and real storytelling ✍🏽 How Nollywood undervalues writers and script development 📉 The dangers of prioritizing star power over talent 💰 Why rushing movies for views hurts the industry 🍿 Why cinema and Netflix Nollywood films feel more polished 📖 Why everyone can be a storyteller 👻 How ghostwriting really works (books, fiction & NDAs) 🧠 Creative freedom, cancel culture, and owning your voice Bruno also shares practical advice for writers and creatives, encouraging them to embrace their imagination, stop diluting their voice, and create boldly—because storytelling is power. Whether you’re a film lover, writer, content creator, or someone curious about the future of Nollywood, this episode will challenge how you see Nigerian films and creativity as a whole. ⏱️ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Nollywood’s realism problem Acting, choreography & attention to detail Writers vs producers: who really matters? Ghostwriting explained Advice for young writers and creatives 🎧 Listen & Support 👍 Like the video 📩 Subscribe for more conversations on creativity, culture & growth ⭐ Rate the episode on Spotify 🔁 Share with someone who loves Nollywood or storytelling 📌 About the Goodliving Podcast The Goodliving Podcast features honest conversations with creatives, professionals, and thinkers on life, work, culture, and personal growth—especially from a Nigerian and African perspective.
