Creatives and exhibitors are invited to register for the 2024 edition of FAME Week Africa, which will be held in Cape Town, South Africa, from 1 to 7 September.
FAME Week Africa is the continent’s foremost celebration of cultural and creative industries, held in the city of Cape Town. The event offers a unique platform for film, arts, media and entertainment professionals to converge, collaborate and showcase their talents.
By attending FAME Week Africa, participants will gain exclusive access to industry trends, networking opportunities with key stakeholders and the chance to experience innovative and artistic expressions. Whether seeking to expand professional networks, find inspiration, or explore new business opportunities, FAME Week Africa is designed to inspire passion and drive industry growth.
FAME Week Africa will feature the following events:
Muziki Africa (2 to 4 September): Muziki Africa is the ultimate hub where music industry professionals converge to network, learn, share knowledge and celebrate the vibrant African music scene. The platform brings together key players from the music business, including labels, publishers and rights societies, as well as innovators from the tech sector, start-ups and established brands. It will feature Content Sessions & Workshops, The Muziki Africa Sync Hub and Spotlight Showcases + Networking. At Muziki Africa, participants connect with industry leaders, discover new trends and ideas, and unlock exciting opportunities for collaboration and growth. Find more about Muziki Africa here.
MIP Africa (2 to 4 September): The MIP Africa segment is designed to present a distinctive opportunity for content creatives, producers, buyers and sellers to engage in pre-scheduled, one-to-one matchmaking meetings. These tailored connections facilitate meaningful discussions and potential partnerships for programming sales, co-productions, and content distribution. It’s a platform where creatives will showcase their latest films and TV content to African and global audiences, and capitalise on the numerous networking events and business opportunities available from dawn till dusk. MIP Africa is the ideal setting for deal-making and forging industry connections. It will feature the Inclusive Lens Awards, a pioneering celebration dedicated to honouring, elevating and recognising the creators, storytellers, and innovators who are breaking traditional boundaries and showcasing the breadth of human experience. Find more about MIP Africa here.
Cape Town International Animation Festival (CTIAF) (2 to 4 September): The gathering seeks to bring together industry leaders and innovators for inspiring content sessions and targeted networking opportunities. Filmmakers will have the opportunity to connect with the who’s who of African animation, be part of the celebration and discover the incredible talent that’s taking the world by storm. Find more about CTIAF here.
FAME Shorts Film Festival (4 to 7 September): The FAME Shorts Film Festival is a vibrant celebration of African stories and perspectives. The segment showcases a range of films that explore themes such as cultural heritage, modern life, identity, history and social justice. Through personal stories, biographies and creative expression, the event highlights the rich intersectionality of African experiences. From environmental concerns to the evolving relationship between Africans and their land, the festival offers a unique window into the continent's multifaceted narratives. As a champion of independent cinema, FAME Shorts shines a light on the most talented filmmakers from Africa and its diaspora, providing a platform for fresh voices and innovative storytelling. Find more about the FAME Shorts Film Festival here.
African Fashion Forum (3 to 4 September): The African Fashion Forum (AFF) is a new segment and the continent’s leading event that honours the rich and diverse African fashion industry, bridging the gap between fashion, film, TV and music. The platform brings together industry icons, emerging talents and thought leaders to explore the dynamic intersection of fashion and entertainment. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest trends, enjoy educational growth, and network with top designers, brands, retailers, and other key players in the fashion ecosystem. It is a must-attend event for anyone passionate about fashion’s cultural significance, offering unparalleled opportunities for collaborations that can elevate creative projects and boost visibility across music, film and TV. Find more about AFF here.
Interested participants and exhibitors can register for the event here.
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