2015 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards

3rd Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards
Date 7 March 2015
Site Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
Organizer Multichoice Africa
Highlights
Most awards October 1 (9)
Most nominations October 1 (13)

The 2015 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) was held on March 7, 2015 at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. IK and Vimbai were the hosts of the event. A new category, Best Indigenous Language (Igbo), was introduced in the 2015 awards.[1][2]

Best Actor in a Drama Best Actress in a Drama
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Best Supporting Actor in a Drama
Best Movie (Drama) Best Actor in a Comedy
Best Actress in a Comedy Best Movie (Comedy)
Best Make-up Artist Best Costume Designer
Best Lighting Designer Best Video Editor
  • Lanre Omofaiye (October 1)
  • Dj Tee (The Antique)
  • Stanlee Ohikhuare (Verdict)
  • John Wambugu (Fundi-Mentals)
  • Tajudeen Abdulazeez (Tales of Eve - Caged )
Best Sound Editor Best Art Director
  • Kulanen Ikyo (October 1)
  • Susan Penington (A Place in the Stars)
  • Michael Ogunlade (Render To Caesar)
  • Muhammed Atta & Jadesola Osiberu (Gidi Up)
  • Kofi Boachie-Ansah (Love or Something like That)
  • Flo (The Antique)
  • Pat Nebo (October 1)
  • Crey Ahanonu & Simon Peacemaker (Secret Room)
  • Ayako Bertolli (Veve)
  • Stanlee Ohikhuare (Verdict)
  • Frank Rajah Arase (Prince of Barmah)
Best Cinematographer Best Writer (Comedy)
  • Stanlee Ohikhuare (Verdict)
  • Yinka Edward (October 1)
  • John Demps, Harald Beeker & Manuel Lapiere (A Place in the Stars)
  • Dj Tee (The Antique)
  • Lukman Abdulraman & Simon Peacemaker (Secret Room)
  • Tunde Babalola (The Meeting)
  • Adekunle Salawu (Clinic Matters Episode 203)
  • Zynnell Zuh & David Amah (When Love Comes Around)
  • Seyi Babatope, Diche Enuwa, Temitope Bolade (When Love Happens)
  • Lydia Forson (A Letter from Adam)
Best Writer (Drama) Best Indigenous Language (Hausa)
  • Hafizu Bello & Abubakar Bashir (Bincike)
  • Abba Miko Yakassai (Maja)
  • Andrew Ohio Ohiorenoya (Shagun Doka )
  • Uzee Concept (Mai Farin Jini)
  • Abba Miko Yakassai (Ni Da Matata)
Best Indigenous Language (Yoruba) Best Indigenous Language (Igbo)
  • Fathia Balogun (Iya Alalake)
  • Temitayo Adeniyi (Olosa)
  • Oluwole Cole (Dagbere)
  • Fidelis Duker (Dada Oni Paki)
  • Alakada 2 (Alakada 2 )
  • Obi Emelonye (Onye Ozi (The Messenger))
  • Uche Nwa dili (B For Boy)
  • Uzee Concept (Har Da Mijina)
  • Onyekachukwu Okeke (Olanma)
  • Collins Ezenwa (Saint Ossai)
Best Indigenous Language (Swahili)
  • Sarika Hemi Lakhani (Veve)
  • John Kallage (Network)
  • Njoki Muhoho (Mama Duka)
  • Almasi (Almasi)
  • Timothy Conrad (Mdundiko)
Best Documentary Best Short Film
  • Yvonne Bassey (The Gift of the Nile)
  • Katman Dayil (These Past Times)
  • Yvonne Bassey (Shashamane Southern Ethiopia)
  • Katman Dayil (Paradox of Life)
  • Yvonne Bassey (The Masai Mara Adventure)
  • Kiki Omeili (Oblivious)
  • Stanlee Ohikhuare (Verdict)
  • Adeleke Dolapo (Brave)
  • Jibril Mailafia (The Throne)
Best Television Series Comedy/Drama Best Movie Director
  • Georgia Arnold (Shuga)
  • Godfrey Mwampembwa (The Xyz Show)
  • Rush Series (Rush TV Series)
  • Jadesola Osiberu (Gidi Up)
  • Mingeli Palata (Maliposa)
Best Movie 2014 Best New Media-Online Video
  • Imoh Umoren (Hard Times)
  • Stanlee Ohikhuare (Verdict)
  • Marie Lora-Mungai (Ogas at the Top)
  • Eric Aghimien (Leeway)
  • Likarion Wainaina (Between the Lines)
TrailBlazer Award New Era Award
Industry Merit Award: Amaka Igwe

References

  1. "AMVCA nominees announced". DStv. 2014-12-12. Archived from the original on 2015-04-17.
  2. "AMVCA winners announced". DStv. 2015-03-08. Archived from the original on 2015-04-17.
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