Omilan Productions’ mission is to present and promote Afrocentric performances enacted by African Diasporans and non-Africans.
An epic recreation of this iconic African story, coming to life right here in the UK.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of African storytelling through an extraordinary theatrical assembly.
Dance, Drums, Traditional Costumes, and so much more!
Experience African stories brought to life through captivating physical movements and creative props.
Through the stage and lens, we tell the story of African culture, history and beauty with some modern infusions.
Established with a passion for showcasing the rich tapestry of African artistry, Omilan is a pioneering force in the realm of creative directing for African films and theatrical arts performances in the vibrant heart of Scotland. At Omilan, creativity knows no bounds and the stage is set for cultural exploration like never before
Our mission is simple yet profound: to present and promote re-enacted art performances of African origin, expressed by both African Diasporans and non-Africans alike.
Film production service includes all the processes from ideation, pre-production planning to filming and final delivery. Working closely with our clients to meet their needs, our team of experts bring their wealth of experience to the fore till client satisfaction is achieved.
Theatre production service includes all the processes from scriptwriting, production planning, location scouting, rehearsals to final stage production. Our cast and crew deliver with passion a class act for the audience.
This involves writing scripts for both film and stage, Story boarding, converting stories to screenplays.
This service involves having the expertise and creativity of
the creative directors of Omilan productions on your production
Wale Ojutiku, a 32 year old therapist who recently lost her sister (Eniola) to cancer finds herself falling for her divorced patient, Bidemi whose marriage ended after he was diagnosed with cancer.
A conniving mother in-law causes mayhem for a couple as she is against the union which in turn leads to a series of gloomy and unpredictable events that unfolds.
To love is easy but to be loved is something.
Omilan Productions’ mission is to present and promote Afrocentric performances enacted by African Diasporans and non-Africans.
