#NollywoodUPGRADING: Watch This Thrilling Boko Haram-Inspired Explosion Scenes From New Movie

Nollywood special effect expert, Hakeem Onilogbo, popularly known as Hakeen Effect, has revealed new methods of making Nollywood movie effects more realistic.

Some very realitic explosion scenes (which is inspired by Boko Haram activities) probably from an upcoming Nollywood movie, have emerged online, and thrilled fans of the make-belief industry.
 
The video clips undoubtedly revealed new methods of making Nollywood movie effects much more realistic just like the ones we see in Hollywood blockbusters.
 
The 2016 Africa’s Best makeup Artist in the Movie Academy Award (AMAA), Hakeem Onilogbo a.k.a Hakeen Effect, posted videos of new explosion effect, expressing happiness at his new achievement.
 
Nollywood special effect creator, had in the past created replicas of Presidents Muhammadu Buhari, Donald Trump and many others.
 
See the explosion effects videos below;

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Posted: at 22-02-2017 11:43 PM (7 years ago) | Hero

Well done

Posted: at 23-02-2017 05:29 AM (7 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Good job

Posted: at 23-02-2017 07:56 AM (7 years ago) | Gistmaniac

"THRILLING" Boko harm inspired Explosion?

So now the KILLINGS carried out by Boko Haram are THRILLING?

We really should know to HEADLINE articles on GISTMANIA.

WHOLE FAMILIES have been killed by these Islamic group. Have some pity.

The use of SPECIAL EFFECTS does NOT legitimise it. Take note.

People KILLING and people being KILLED is REAL.

Posted: at 23-02-2017 08:37 AM (7 years ago) | Gistmaniac

it appears that the Suicide bomber doesn't die, she appears in two different shots, what kind of bomb, is it timed or liquid or dynamite.

Posted: at 23-02-2017 11:05 AM (7 years ago) | Gistmaniac

 

Posted: at 23-02-2017 01:30 PM (7 years ago) | Hero

If you ask me o, I will wholeheartedly tell you that "I'm tired of watching all these Nollywood movies with poor visual effects, especially all these their fake gun shots, fake fire and fake disappearance, amateur car accident scenes... a lot of it. I guess that's one of the reasons their script virtually look the same.
I saw a video on YouTube; these Nigeria guys recently started teaching Nigerians on how to create movie effects. I researched and did chat with one of them. These guys have been underground doing their visual effects thing. When I wrote them, their response was more like they don't want to forcefully grab the industry. I have that feeling that they are into something BIG... well, who knows?! I feel they are going to be one of the best VFX companies in Nigeria. I also watched one of their music video effects. Mehn! Bro, these guys are good.
I started reasoning on how they could change the storylines in our Nigerian film industry (Nollywood movies). At least if it won't be a bad idea if I see a Sci-Fi movie produced in Nigeria.
You should watch their video on Facebook or YouTube to see for yourself.
https://www.facebook.com/vfx9ja
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUmTRarfeGSoj1qbrgrxZqQ

Posted: at 21-09-2021 01:48 PM (2 years ago) | Newbie