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Netflix has decided to cancel two film projects, including the musical ‘Tunga’ by Zimbabwean creator <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Godwin_Jabangwe/">Godwin Jabangwe</a>, which was in pre-production. This decision has left the team and many people involved disappointed, as it has resulted in job loss.
The cancellation is part of Netflix’s ongoing restructuring of its animation unit, aiming to reduce costs by $300 million. The other project, ‘Escape From Beverly Hills’, will be made available for other buyers, while ‘Tunga’ will be further developed.
Netflix, an American streaming company, won a four-way bidding battle for Jabangwe’s animated family adventure back in 2019 for a reported mid-six-figure guarantee, retaining him as a writer on the project. Sources told <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/disappointment-as-netflix-halts-tunga-film-by-zim-born-godwin-jabangwe/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>:
<blockquote>
Essentially, (for Tunga) this means the project is not dead.
Netflix owns the project and still intend to make it; we hope that continues.
</blockquote>
Jabangwe expressed his disbelief that a story set in Zimbabwe, particularly on the streets where he played soccer with a homemade ball as a child, would actually be produced into a film. He said:
<blockquote>
I never dreamed that a story set in Zimbabwe, on the streets that I grew up playing soccer with a homemade ball, would get made.
I’m thrilled to be working with Netflix to bring Tunga to life and grateful to Imagine Impact for helping me take the strand of an idea and weaving it into a tale that I truly hope the world will love.
</blockquote>
The film is based on Shona mythology and follows the journey of a young girl named Tunga. After her father’s death, she embarks on a quest to a mythical city where spiritual elders can teach her how to bring rain and save her village from a prolonged drought. Tunga is accompanied by Zuze, her animated wooden figurine and mischievous honey badger totem, who she must learn to trust and collaborate with throughout her journey.
Jabangwe, the creator, discovered his passion for screenwriting while working at a college library and pursued his education in screenwriting at UCLA after moving to the United States from Zimbabwe.
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A Zimbabwean television director Runyararo Mapfumo who is based in the United Kingdom has scooped the Best Comedy Series gong at the 50th edition of the International Emmy Awards.
The Emmy Awards, or Emmys, are an extensive range of awards for artistic and technical merit for the American and international television industry.
Mapfumo won the award for her Sex Education series which airs on Netflix, an American subscription streaming service.
Sex Education series was created by Laurie Nunn, and was directed by Mapfumo and Ben Taylor.
The series features a cast that includes Asa Butterfield, Gillian Anderson, Ncuti Gatwa, Emma Mackey, Connor Swindells, Kedar Williams-Stirling, Aimee Lou Wood, Tanya Reynolds and Patricia Allison.
Mapfumo took to Instagram to celebrate the achievement expressing gratitude to the organisers of the awards and the crew for making Sex Education a success. Mapfumo wrote on Instagram:
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We won an Emmy! Best Comedy Series! Thank you @Emmy awards and congratulations to our entire cast and crew. Directing on this show was a wild ride. One I will never forget.
</blockquote>
Mapfumo is also known for directing films such as Dawn in the Dark, Masterpiece and The Uncertain Kingdom.
She was recently nominated for the British Academy of Film and Television 2022 awards (BAFTA) under the Fiction: Emerging Talent category.
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Netflix, the world’s largest streaming video company, warned a global crackdown on password sharing is coming amid reports that over 100 million global households use a shared password, with more than 30 million of those in the U.S. and Canada.
Although it is not the first time for such a warning to be issued, it seems like a serious warning this time, and it could mean an end to the rampant practice of borrowing login information.
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In its quarterly shareholder letter, Netflix acknowledged it has purposefully allowed generous out-of-home password sharing because it helped get users hooked on the service. 
But with competition from Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Global, NBCUniversal, Apple TV+ and other streamers eating into its growth, Netflix said it wants the millions of households sharing passwords to start paying. Said Netflix in a letter:
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Our relatively high household penetration — when including the large number of households sharing accounts — combined with competition, is creating revenue growth headwinds. Account sharing as a percentage of our paying membership hasn’t changed much over the years, but, coupled with the first factor, means it’s harder to grow membership in many markets — an issue that was obscured by our COVID growth.
</blockquote>
Netflix reported a loss of 200 000 paid subscribers in the first quarter ended March 31 — the first time in more than 10 years Netflix has lost subscribers during a quarter. The company projected it will lose 2 million more subscribers in the second quarter.
The streaming platform currently has 222 million subscribers worldwide. It enjoyed booming growth during the pandemic, but that customer surge has subsided — and now turned negative — as COVID-19 quarantines have largely lifted.
More: <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/19/netflix-warns-password-sharing-crackdown-is-coming.html?utm_term=Autofeed&amp;utm_medium=Social&amp;utm_content=Main&amp;utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1650402171">CNBC</a>

Netflix Wants Millions Of Households Sharing Passwords To Start Paying

Streaming giant, Netflix, has pledged to support film and TV students in Africa with a $1 million fund.
The Netflix Creative Equity Scholarship Fund will cover the tuition, housing and living expenses of selected students who have been accepted onto television and film courses this academic year.
The fund is part of Netflix’s Creative Equity Fund which will, over the next five years, fund organisations with a proven track record of preparing people from underrepresented communities for success in the television and film industries.
Ben Amadasun, Netflix Director of Content in Africa said: 
<blockquote>
Netflix is excited by the potential of the next generation of storytellers and we’re committed to investing in the future of African storytelling in the long-term.
We believe there are great stories to be told from Africa and we want to play our part by supporting students who are passionate about the film and TV industry so they too, can ultimately contribute to the creative ecosystem by bringing more unique voices and diverse perspectives to African storytelling that our global audiences find appealing.
</blockquote>
An open call for applications from students in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, which includes Zambia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique among others will be made shortly. 
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/netflix-commits-1-million-to-back-sadcs-young-film-making-talent/">Agencies</a>

Netflix Pledges US$1M For Film And TV Students In Africa

Netflix, Inc. an American over-the-top content platform and production company Wednesday announced the appointment of Zimbabwean billionaire, Strive Masiyiwa to the board of directors.
The move follow’s last week’s news that Susan Rice <a href="https://deadline.com/2020/12/susan-rice-exiting-netflix-board-jan-20-for-biden-administration-post-1234654033/">left</a> her board post in preparation to take a role in the Joe Biden administration. In a statement, Netflix co-founder, Chairman and co-CEO Reed Hastings said:
<blockquote>We are delighted to welcome Strive to the Netflix board. His entrepreneurship and vision in building businesses across Africa and beyond will bring valuable insights and experience to our board as we work to improve and serve more members all around the world.</blockquote>
Added Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos:
<blockquote>I’m thrilled to have Strive join our board as we expand more across Africa and the world.</blockquote>
Speaking after the development, Masiyiwa said he looked forward to working with all stakeholders. He said:
<blockquote>Netflix is at the forefront of bringing great entertainment from anywhere in the world to everyone in the world, and I look forward to working with the board and all stakeholders to continue its traditions of innovation and growth.</blockquote>
Masiyiwa is the Chairman and founder of Econet Group, a telecommunications and technology group with operations and investments in 29 countries in Africa and Europe.
The London-based entrepreneur also serves as a director for Unilever, the National Geographic Society and the Asia Society.
He is also a global advisory board member for Bank of America, the Council on Foreign Relations, Stanford University, and the Prince of Wales Trust for Africa, and is a longtime board member of the United States Holocaust Museum’s Committee on Conscience.
Masiyiwa, a former board member of the Rockefeller Foundation, is also the chairman emeritus of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa and African Union Special Envoy to the continent’s response to Covid-19.
This comes after news that a British-Zimbabwean film director, actor and writer, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mark_Tonderai" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Mark Tonderai</a>, is one of the directors in the recently released Netflix hit TV series “<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locke_%26_Key_(TV_series)">Locke &amp; Key</a>“.
More: <a href="https://deadline.com/2020/12/netflix-zimbabwe-billionaire-strive-masiyiwa-to-board-of-directors-1234658079/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Deadline</a>

Netflix Adds Strive Masiyiwa To Board Of Directors

Zimbabwean actor, writer and producer Percell Ascott plays the leading role of “Harry Polk” on Netflix’s new original television series, “The Innocents.” The show is a supernatural drama which Netflix describes as
<blockquote>Runaway teen lovers June and Harry find themselves swept up in a dangerous and confusing new world when June begins to display mysterious abilities.</blockquote>
Ascott stars alongside Sorcha Groundsell and veteran actor Guy Pearce. The show started airing on the 24th of August and here is the official trailer
https://youtu.be/6XshabV0010

Zim Actor Percelle Ascott Plays Leading Role In Netflix Series

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