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| Abbreviation | NFA |
|---|---|
| Formation | 2016, December 16th |
| Founder | Parliament of the Republic of Ghana. |
| Purpose | Governance, classification, and promotion of the film industry in Ghana. |
| Headquarters | Behind Gold Coast Restaurant, GL-062-2197, Osu Ave Extension, Accra. |
| Location | |
| Fields | Film Industry |
Parent organization | Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Republic of Ghana. |
| Website | https://nfa.gov.gh/ |
The Ghana National Film Authority (NFA)[1] is an organization responsible for regulating, promoting, and supporting the film industry in Ghana. Established under the Development and Classification of Film Act, 2016 (Act 935)[2], the NFA aims to ensure the growth and sustainability of the film sector in Ghana.
- Regulation and Classification[4]
The NFA is tasked with the classification of films, ensuring that content meets national standards and guidelines[5]. This includes categorizing films based on suitability for different audiences.
- Promotion of the Film Industry
The NFA works to promote Ghanaian films both domestically and internationally. This includes supporting filmmakers in producing quality content and facilitating their participation in global film markets and festivals.
- Support and Development
The NFA provides support for the development of the film industry through funding, training programs, and workshops aimed at building the capacity of industry professionals.
- Policy Implementation
It ensures the implementation of national policies related to the film industry, coordinating with other government agencies and stakeholders to achieve cohesive industry growth.
- Advocacy and Representation
The NFA advocates for the interests of the Ghanaian film industry, representing the sector in negotiations and collaborations with international partners and organizations.
Structure of the NFA
editThe NFA is governed by a board that is appointed by the President of Ghana, according to Act 70[6] of the Constitution of Ghana. The board consists of:
- A chairperson ( preferably a well-qualified film practitioner with notable experience and an expert in the Ghanaian film industry);
- One representative of the Copyright Office (nominated by the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice)
- One representative from each of the following (nominated by the Minister of the relevant sector),
- One representative from each of the following (nominated by the organizations);
- (i) Ghana Actors' Guild,
- (ii) Film Producers' Association of Ghana,
- (iii) Ghana Academy of Film and Television Arts,
- (iv) Women in Film and Television,
- (v) Collective Management Organization of Audiovisual Rights Owners,
- (vi) Film Distributors and Marketers, and
- (vii) Film Crew Association of Ghana;
- One representative nominated by the television stations and
- The Executive Secretary.
- Chairperson:
- Representative of the Copyright Office:
- Madam Yaa Attafua (nominated by the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice).
- Representatives from Relevant Ministries:
- Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture - Madam Josephine Ohene-Osei.
- Ministry of Communications - Mrs. Dora Darkwa-Mensah.
- National Film and Television Institute (NAFTI) - Dr. Samuel Anyetel Nai.
- Representatives from Industry Organizations:
- Ghana Actors' Guild - Mr. Samuel Fiscian.
- Film Producers' Association of Ghana - Mr. Zakaria Abdulai.
- Ghana Academy of Film and Television Arts - Mr. Koffi Nartey.
- Women in Film and Television - Ms. Akorfa Edjeani.
- Collective Management Organization of Audiovisual Rights Owners - Mr. Kofi Ohemeng Owusu.
- Film Distributors and Marketers - Mrs. Rukiyatu Naa Ayikaley Ankrah.
- Film Crew Association of Ghana - Mr. Samuel Gyandoh.
- Representative nominated by television stations:
- Mr. Ernest Boateng.
- Executive Secretary:
- Madam Juliet Yaa Asantewaa Asante.
Activities of the NFA
editReferences
edit- ^ "National Film Authority (NFA)". Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture (MoTAC) Ghana. Retrieved 2024-06-19.
- ^ https://bcp.gov.gh/acc/registry/docs/Development%20and%20Classification%20of%20Film%20Act,%202016%20(Act%20935).pdf
- ^ "National Film Authority (NFA)". Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture (MoTAC) Ghana. Retrieved 2024-06-19.
- ^ "FILM CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA". nfa. Retrieved 2024-06-19.
- ^ Asankomah, Tony (2021-08-06). "Ghana's National Film Authority Film Classification Criteria". GhMovieFreak. Retrieved 2024-06-19.
- ^ "Article 70 - Appointments By President". lawsghana.com. Retrieved 2024-06-19.
- ^ Gyesi, Zadok Kwame (2019-12-21). "President swears in National Film Authority Board". Graphic Online. Retrieved 2024-06-19.