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@omenalafilm
CASTING CALL! ⭐️
Email omenalafilm @ gmail.com to request sides *Please put Character Name in Subject Line *Actor must be located in Lagos, Nigeria or willing to travel 📍 DEADLINE: Nov 2nd 12AM EST. ❗️❗️❗️(Nov 1st 7:00pm WAT) Production Dates: Dec. 9th - 12th 🎬 Characters: Nnamdi (male 18-22), Adanna (female 18-20), Nnamdi’s Mother (female 40-50), Uncle (male 55-60), Olisa (male 40-50), Elders 1-3 (male 60-70)
Meet our Cinematographer: Harry Phan!
Harry Phan has a passion for telling stories that explore emotions and human connections. He focuses on character-driven dramas and psychological themes, portraying through his true sense of cinematography to reflect the heart of each scene. ❤️ Born in Vietnam and raised in diverse environments and cultures, Harry brings a mix of curiosity, adaptability, and creativity to every project. Whether shooting locally or abroad, his goal is to create authentic, visually engaging stories that leave a lasting impact. 🇻🇳 🌎
Let’s do some more introductions :)
My name is Sydney Brooks and I am the producer of Omenala. I’ve always loved anything to do with a camera (as long as I get to be the one behind it!) and I feel so grateful that I get to help Stephanie bring her vision to life. I’m excited to visit Nigeria and see the place that she calls home. 💚 If you’re from the Lagos area, what would you recommend I do if I’m lucky enough to have any free time outside of production? Foods to try? Places to see? I’d love to know!! ✈️
Hi! My name is Stephanie Byron-Ene, and I am the writer and director of Omenala (Oh-May-Nah-lah), which translates to "As it is in the land." 🇳🇬 First, I’ll like to give you a little bit of my backstory. I’m Nigerian, from the Igbo tribe, and grew up in Lagos State before coming to the U.S. to study film. My passion for filmmaking started early. At just 10 years old, I would join my father on Nollywood sets at 4 a.m.— often just to hold the actor’s purse — but those experiences deeply shaped my love for storytelling. 🎬👜 I’m so excited to share this story and would love for you to be part of the journey! 🥰
Polaroids from Pre-Production Meeting Monday 👀
We’ve got our director, Stephanie, working on story structure ✍️ Our cinematographer, Harry, applying for his visa ✈️ and our producer, Sydney, reluctantly posing for a photo 📸 This short film isn’t planning itself 😤
So….what does Óménàlà mean? Óménàlà is the Igbo word for social custom. It literally translates to “as it is in the land” 🖤 Fun fact: Igbo words may differ only in tone! An example is ákwá “cry”, àkwà “bed”, àkwá “egg”, and ákwà “cloth”. As tone is not normally written, these all appear as ⟨akwa⟩ in print.
Óménàlà is an upcoming Nigerian film directed by Stephanie Byron-Ene.
Ever wonder what it’s like to make a film? We’ll be posting everything from pre-production meeting photos to moodboards to sizzle reels and everything in-between. 🎥🍿 Or maybe you’re curious about Nigerian culture? We’re here to share! Got any questions? 🖤