AREA BOYS ARE INEVITABLE AT LOCATION DURING VIDEO SHOOT-DIRECTOR RUDEBOY ON CHATTINGDMC

Welcome to another episode of ChattingDMC, bringing you one of the baddest cinematographer in Nigeria, talking about many challenges facing the director world. check out his brief interview bellow…

Good day sir, pls can you introduce yourself to people who are seeing your name for the first time?

My Names are Williams Oluwafunmilola AYORINDE, Industry Peeps knows me as Rudeboy…Director Rudeboy

Am a Music Video Director, Nollywood’s Director of Photography, Cinematographer, Movie(Assistant) Director and Aspiring Film Maker

Originated from which part of Nigeria?

Born in Lagos, but lineage can be traced back to Ogun State

What made you want to become a motion picture actor? Have you had any acting experiences before?

Am not an Actor, tho have had a few acting experiences as an Actor, but i Love being behind the Camera either as a Director of Photography or As a Movie Director

What inspired you to go for the behind the scene job, than to be in front of the camera?

Passion for the Job, the Creativity and thinking out of the box ideas, and love for improving the Artiste or Cast in front of the camera

Is the directing business fair? Why or why not? How do you make the apparatus work for you?

Oh Directing Business is Fair, each job has its own challenges though, but at the end u’ll come out Smiling and if not, the joy of completing another project supercedes such challenges, Its all for the Love of the Job As a Director, u must know ur pros and cons, u must know ur onus.

What challenges have you encounter, in your chosen career? And how did you go about solving them?

Oh challenges varies

Such is trying to impress a client(Artiste, CEO of a Record Label, Artiste Manager or Sponsor) to release money for Music Video shoot

Others are Logistics and Planing for Music Video shoot or Movie

Some are Production day shoot problems, Artiste or Actors coming late

Location Challenges, such as Area Boys(which is inevitable) or last minute cancel of a location

Then post production problems

For these problems or challenges, i always have a plan b.

If a clients wants wants my services, i give them a little lecture on how i intend executing the job

See what we do is Translate Audio into Visuals(for Music Videos), translate Script(written scritp/story) into visuals(for Movies)
Thats the job of a Director
And i assign each section to professionals(crew members), so we scale thru all chalcamerasWith all this challenges and problems, How do you handle a bad review of your work?

Has there been a bad review, Yes!

What did i do? I went back into Reading, Studying and Training
So, as not to be caught wanting or lacking next time
See, i learnt, studied and started training with HD cameras
But as competitions grew fierce and the industry improved, i realised its necessary to upgrade to, then i learnt, studied and now can handle SuperHD cameras

Rude boy and Timaya on set

Who do you look up to? Your role model,

Here in Nigeria, my Ex Boss, the person that Trained me Akin Alabi and DJ Tee
Internationally, Steven Spielberg and Michael Bay

If I was to turn on your ipod right now, what five artists/songs
would I see on your recently played list?

Pray for Me – Darey Alade
The Wow – Timi Dakolo
Boosit – Cobhams ft Falz
Who u Epp(Refix) – Olamide ft Wande Coal and Phyno
Kolework – Koker
How do you spend your leisure time?

OMG! I love playing games on on my PS 3, i love watching Movies( at Cinema and Dvd) Nollywood but especially Hollywood and love watching Music Videos
i bet to beat you on FIFA…lol
LMAO…..?? ?? ??, bring it on, but i must warn u, am a Game Addict!
Oh yes, i love watching football too

Thanks for your time, we hope to catch up with you soon, any advice to other young directors? And quotes you live by?
Advice, hmmnnn! Resilence and Creativity is the Key! The industry loves Directors who observes those 2
My motto is simple, for Passion and Love for the Job! These will make u thrive in any adversity(ies)
Thanks for having me on chatting dmc.
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I wasn't born poor, love made me journey down poverty- actress Iyabo Ojo says

I wasn't born poor, love made me journey down poverty- actress Iyabo Obegrateful

In a post on her IG page this afternoon, actress Iyabo Ojo, shared her story of humble beginnings. She disclosed how in the past, all she got from her ex was N100 to feed her son, her unborn daughter and other relatives living with her. According to her, she wasn't born poor, love made her journey down the lane of poverty and hardship. Read her post after the cut...

Be grateful! It helps u appreciate d little u have knowing fully well that there are better days ahead! A time had been when all i got on a gud day in our one room apartment where 2 of my inlaws also lived with us was 100 naira daily to feed my son, my unborn daugther n my self which didnt even come regularly but with love n gratitude i managed it knowing that i was still in a better place than someone who was suffering from one deadly disease that had no cure n i also believed that oneday i will have more than enough to go round bcos i deeply believed in my self. i blamed no one 4 my mistakes, i took out my pain n frustation on no one, i refuse to be lazy, i refuse to allow my mistake n situation rule n take d better part of me 'yes! sometimes i break down,most especially when my babies fell ill n i know say no money, hummm d tears where so uncontrollable but i never gave up! I got a job, worked as a sales girl 4 a while, sent my self to school doing part time, later got a better job n worked as a secretary, i was so hard working that in few months i was promoted to a site manager with a salary of then 18k monthly until oneday i lost my job bcos they felt a male was better off. tho they did gud by paying me a 3months salary upfront still i was very unhappy, i had 2 babies! i remember crying all d way home that i missed my bus stop, again i blamed no one n i never lost hope i then decided to start trading, i went into d business of buying n selling clothes, i started my own business with just 30k chai i lost alot of weight o bcos of d stress, dont be mistaken i wasnt born poor, love made me journey down that lane but now am glad i did bcos i understand what it is to be poor n appreciate every little thing i have achieved! Thank u Lord! Now am telling part of my story to help encourage any poor mother who feels she cant make it bcos she has kids n u ask ur self where do i start from, d society is bad, am too much 4 this job, i have failed so i give up, No No No u can be d best of u, never give up on ur self, start anyhow, even if u have to sell pure water or do odd jobs. #proudmothers #strongwomenIn a post on her IG page this afternoon, actress Iyabo Ojo, shared her story of humble beginnings. She disclosed how in the past, all she got from her ex was N100 to feed her son, her unborn daughter and other relatives living with her. According to her, she wasn't born poor, love made her journey down the lane of poverty and hardship. Read her post after the cut...

Be grateful! It helps u appreciate d little u have knowing fully well that there are better days ahead! A time had been when all i got on a gud day in our one room apartment where 2 of my inlaws also lived with us was 100 naira daily to feed my son, my unborn daugther n my self which didnt even come regularly but with love n gratitude i managed it knowing that i was still in a better place than someone who was suffering from one deadly disease that had no cure n i also believed that oneday i will have more than enough to go round bcos i deeply believed in my self. i blamed no one 4 my mistakes, i took out my pain n frustation on no one, i refuse to be lazy, i refuse to allow my mistake n situation rule n take d better part of me 'yes! sometimes i break down,most especially when my babies fell ill n i know say no money, hummm d tears where so uncontrollable but i never gave up! I got a job, worked as a sales girl 4 a while, sent my self to school doing part time, later got a better job n worked as a secretary, i was so hard working that in few months i was promoted to a site manager with a salary of then 18k monthly until oneday i lost my job bcos they felt a male was better off. tho they did gud by paying me a 3months salary upfront still i was very unhappy, i had 2 babies! i remember crying all d way home that i missed my bus stop, again i blamed no one n i never lost hope i then decided to start trading, i went into d business of buying n selling clothes, i started my own business with just 30k chai i lost alot of weight o bcos of d stress, dont be mistaken i wasnt born poor, love made me journey down that lane but now am glad i did bcos i understand what it is to be poor n appreciate every little thing i have achieved! Thank u Lord! Now am telling part of my story to help encourage any poor mother who feels she cant make it bcos she has kids n u ask ur self where do i start from, d society is bad, am too much 4 this job, i have failed so i give up, No No No u can be d best of u, never give up on ur self, start anyhow, even if u have to sell pure water or do odd jobs. #proudmothers #strongwomen#mytruelifestory #bemotivated #beinspired #begrateful