Ecobank Nigeria’s flagship media outfit, EPAC Studios, is collaborating with highly rated Nigerian photographers to explore contemporary photography scenes.
The immersive photo experience which takes place at the Ecobank Pan African Centre, EPAC, in Victoria Island Lagos, from this January through February is set to feature photography experts such as Kelechi Amadi, Emmanuel Oyeleke, Jokotade Shonowo, Yemi Kings and Okeffect.
They will take participants on a visual journey that spans professional headshots, family shoots, valentine theme shoots as well as lifestyle and fashion.
Announcing the EPAC Photo Experience, Ecobank Nigeria’s Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications, Mr. Jide Sipe, said the initiative is geared towards helping customers, creatives and the public to start the year on a visually buoyant note, freezing memories in time and creating picture perfect moments. He stressed that it would be a highly engaging and interesting time for all stakeholders in the photography space and members of the public.
According to Sipe: “At Ecobank, our passion for supporting Nigerian creatives is only matched by our desire to create signature experiences built around our customer’s lifestyles”. This is why through our flagship media outfit, EPAC Studios, we are bringing everyone together to savor the beauty and thrill of visual arts with added opportunities for learning and networking with some of the finest minds in the industry.”
Mr. Sipe further said the bank is not stopping at just photography. “We have gone beyond to include videography and podcasts which we understand is rapidly becoming an integral part of our customers’ lives. We have themed and customized booths for customers to take all kinds of pictures with different backgrounds. These booths are reflective of some of the things people are passionate about i.e. our culture, nature, family etc. as well as a booth filled with inspirational quotes designed to galvanize people for the new year. Furthermore, we have also provided and optimized a recording booth for interested persons to ‘do their thing’ whether in audio or video format”.
