Documentary-style social media series • ilorin Nigeria • 3 weeks
Pre-production
1 week
Production
1 week
Post-production
1 week
Published
Launch on Friday to maximize weekend engagement
This project will create a 6-episode social media series that uncovers Ilorin's rich cultural heritage through the eyes of a local explorer. Each 3-5 minute episode focuses on a different aspect of Kwara's capital—from the ancient Oja Oba market's trading traditions to the contemporary art scene emerging around the University of Ilorin. The series will bridge generations by showing how traditional practices like adire textile making and Emirate court customs coexist with modern student life and tech entrepreneurship. What makes this unique is its 'insider-outsider' perspective—the host will be both a curious explorer and a knowledgeable guide, revealing hidden gems like the Sufi shrines near the Emir's Palace, the vibrant night food culture along Taiwo Road, and the untold stories of artisans at the Oloje Pottery Center. The content will be optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, using trending formats like 'day in the life' transitions, historical comparisons, and interactive location challenges that encourage viewers to visit these spots themselves.
This project will create a 6-episode social media series that uncovers Ilorin's rich cultural heritage through the eyes of a local explorer. Each 3-5 minute episode focuses on a different aspect of Kwara's capital—from the ancient Oja Oba market's trading traditions to the contemporary art scene emerging around the University of Ilorin. The series will bridge generations by showing how traditional practices like adire textile making and Emirate court customs coexist with modern student life and tech entrepreneurship. What makes this unique is its 'insider-outsider' perspective—the host will be both a curious explorer and a knowledgeable guide, revealing hidden gems like the Sufi shrines near the Emir's Palace, the vibrant night food culture along Taiwo Road, and the untold stories of artisans at the Oloje Pottery Center. The content will be optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, using trending formats like 'day in the life' transitions, historical comparisons, and interactive location challenges that encourage viewers to visit these spots themselves.
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