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Animations from Saturday, March 30, 2019
Source: zionfelix.net
2019-03-30
Socrates Sarfo
Creative arts actors have been wondering for some time why this once-booming sector has lost and continues to lose all the investments that have made it a very viable sector.
Socrates Sarfo, renowned film producer, continues the discussion to find solutions and write a very short article that highlights the root cause of the problem.
The board member of the Creative Arts Council of Ghana put the majority of the charges in front of the doors of the artists of the sector. According to his article on Facebook, viewed by zionfelix.net, Socrates says that since artists are always convinced that people who invest in their careers deceive and dry them, they tend to be very ungrateful.
He also said that many artists are beginning to calculate the profits of people who have invested in their careers as soon as they have a successful show, forgetting that their shows have collapsed or have a power outage.
The producer and film director "Hot Fork" also pointed out that his small survey revealed that all the "vital members" who were previously willing to invest in the creative arts sector are now happily investing in rice from China's need to know why they should invest in ungrateful artists.
Read Socrates Sarfo's full post as chosen on Facebook below:
"All those who have embarked on the badysis of the challenges facing the creative arts sector in Ghana, it seems good to also share my thoughts, based on the experience that I have. I acquired and my personal observations.
Over the years, we have successfully evicted investors from the creative arts sector, resulting in the collapse of the "life leg" that supports our creativity as a country.
Talents see investors as cheaters and greedy whose only goal is to turn artists into cash cow and milk them.
For them, when the investor is seen smiling, he is certainly out of their sweat.
They care less about how the investor is struggling to find the funds that will allow him to support his career, whether you are an event organizer, an executive producer or a promoter.
The sign most often begins to calculate how much you earn after the event and generally feels that it deserves more than it has received.
This feeling is born from the imagination that artists think as much as they appear on the stage, the audience or the buyers have paid for his talent.
What they do not realize is that the room or equipment used is purchased by someone, that various trainings and rehearsals are paid by someone.
Yes, it is not so easy to be on stage or in front of the cameras, but do not forget that it is not easy for this investor to get this money from his farm Cocoa or to make a trip to China .
Years ago, there were promoters who invested their capital in the entertainment sector, where are they now?
Artist insists on their fees regardless of the outcome of the events.
Good weather, bad weather, flop or blackout, they will take each pesewa.
Then, they expect these promoters to give them another job.
"Is not it safer to import rice from China with your hard-earned money than to invest in showbusiness?" … these are the ideas that emerge during their meeting.
Well, I do not want to bore you with a long article, but simply, artists send investors to the cashier and continue to kill the game!
They behave like a cobra king who is swallowing his tail "
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