Priscilla Anany
Producer/Line-producer
Priscilla Anany is a producer, director, and line producer with over 15 years of experience working in the film industry. Having started i60 Productions, a service and production company based in both Ghana and New York. Priscilla has had the opportunity to work with international producers worldwide and in New York, where she spends most of her time with her family.
Priscilla is also an award-winning director with her feature film and is currently working on directing her next film. As a women’s empowerment advocate, Priscilla likes to tell stories about women and their strengths. Her goal is to make films that portray people of African descent in a positive light.
Mawuli Akpabi
Producer/Production Manager
Mawuli Akpabi is a producer and a production manager with over 10 years of experience working on documentaries, short films, TV commercials, and feature films. His credits include Freetown (2015), Children of the Mountain (2016), The Burial of Kojo (2018), Treadstone (2019), Black Beach (2020), and The Earthshot Prize (2021).
Asantewaa Prempeh
Director/Writer
Raised in Ghana, Asantewaa Prempeh is a filmmaker whose passion is to represent authentic African experiences. Her interest in film began while studying graphic design in college. Despite coming from a society where filmmaking as a career is highly overlooked and undervalued, the success of her debut short film influenced her decision to study and pursue filmmaking at the New York University Tisch School of the Arts, where she received her MFA. Since then, Asantewaa has made successful short films that have premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and London Film Festival, with screenings at the Los Angeles Film Festival, Rooftop Film Festival, and many others.
She has also received support and participated in labs and workshops from institutions such as IFP and Sundance. Asantewaa’s goal and vision are to use her observational style and approach to characters in her films to encourage positive action in others and represent African voices.