Amara Traoré

Amara Traoré is a distinguished Guinean filmmaker, media entrepreneur, and cultural advocate. He is the founder and active President of Sillywood and the Sillywood Collective, both dedicated to industrializing the Guinean film sector and promoting local cinema. Through these initiatives, Amara has played a crucial role in reviving Guinean cultural production, empowering filmmakers, and showcasing Guinea's cinematic talent on the global stage.

In addition to his contributions to the film industry, Amara is the founder of Brother's Label, a music production company that offers event services and supports both signed and independent artists, further developing Guinea’s music industry. His work in this sector emphasizes his broader vision of nurturing Guinea's creative industries.

Amara also serves as the Director General of Eyemotion Pro Guinée, a company specializing in media production, including film, television, and digital content. Eyemotion Pro additionally provides print services, making it a versatile player in Guinea's media landscape. His leadership across these ventures demonstrates his commitment to offering platforms for Guinean artists to share their work with local and international audiences.

Amara collaborates with various institutions, including the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Handicrafts, continually advocating for the advancement of Guinean culture through cinema, music, and multimedia.