Events, Film

Nollywood: Genevieve Nnaji Attends Ghana Movie Awards 2010 + Winners

Ghana’s movie industry held its inaugural Ghana Movie Awards event over the Christmas break in Accra, Ghana. Present were some of Ghana’s leading actors and actresses including Yvonne Nelson, Nadia Buari, Jackie Appiah, Chris Attoh and Majid Michel. Also present from was Nollywood actress Genevieve Nnaji. She scooped an award for ‘Best Actress’ in a West African Collaboration. Congratulations to her and all the winners.

FULL LIST OF WINNERS
Best Actor In A Leading Role (English)
Majid Michel [Beast]

Best Actress In A Leading Role (English)
Jackie Appiah, Juliet Ibrahim, Yvonne Okoro, Roselyn Ngissah [4 Play]

Best Directing (L.L)
Frank Gharbin [Ama Ghana]

Best Editing
Afra Marley [Game]

Best Cinematography
Bob J [A Sting In A Tale]

Discovery Of The Year
Emoimogen Hogen [Trinity]

Best Make-Up
Jane A. Williams [Checkmate]

Best Picture
Sinking Sands

Best Story
Who Loves Me

Best Art Direction
Sinking Sands

Best Actor / West Africa Collaboration
Uti Nwachukwu [Busting Out]

Best Actress / West African Collaboration
Genevieve Nnaji [Silent Scandal]

Best Movie / West African Collaboration
Sinking Sands
Best Actor In A Leading Role (Local Language)
Kofi Adu A.K.A Agya Koo [Ama Ghana]

Best Actress In A Leading Role(Local Language)
Rose Mensah Aka Kyeiwaa [Akrasi Burgers]

Best Actor In A Supporting Role (E.L)
John Dumelo [Game]

Best Actress In A Supporting Role (E.L)
Nadia Buari [Checkmate]

Best Actor In A Supporting Role (L.L)
Clement Bonney [Ama Ghana]

Best Actress In A Supporting Role. (L.L)
Nana Mc Brown [Madam Moke]

Favourite Actor
Kofi Adjorlolo

Favourite Actress
Yvonne Nelson

Best Writing-Adapted Or Original Screenplay
Shirley Frimpong-Manso [A Sting In A Tale]

Best Visual Effect
Barry Isa Quaye [Flash Fever]

Best Wardrobe
Mabel Germain [Sinking Sands]

Best Music Score
A Sting In A Tale

Best Original Song
A Sting In A Tale

Best Directing (E.L)
Shirley F. Manso [A Sting In A Tale]

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