Tunji Afolayan is a name that has become synonymous with excellence in the Nigerian film industry. As an award-winning art director, he has successfully worked on a wide range of projects, including the critically acclaimed Netflix series, Seven Doors.
A Diverse Portfolio
Tunji’s impressive portfolio boasts an array of iconic projects, including:
– 7 Doors
– Jagun-Jagun 1 and 2
– Amina
– Battle on Bukka Street
– King of Boys
– Foreigners’ God
– Lotanna
– Asiri Ade
– The Trade
– Alakada Bad and Bougie
– Malaika
– Ijakumo
Iconic Sets in Seven Doors
Tunji’s work on Seven Doors is a testament to his creativity and attention to detail. Some of the most memorable sets include:
– The Ipebi
– The Aganju Shrine
– The Palace Sets
– The Vintage Interiors
– The Tunnel
– The Esusu Shrine
– The Demolished House
A Master of His Craft
As an art director, Tunji has received several nominations and awards for his work on various projects. His success can be attributed to the motivation and support of his team, who are essential to bringing his ideas to life.
Tunji has expressed his gratitude to producer Femi Adebayo, who has consistently provided him with opportunities to work on his projects. He has also praised the directors of Seven Doors, Femi Adebayo, Tope Adebayo, and Adebayo Tijani, for their vision and imagination.
Bringing Imagination to Life
Tunji’s work on Seven Doors was particularly challenging, as he had to bring the directors’ imagination to life through quality and effective production designs. From sourcing and building sets to creating iconic props, Tunji’s attention to detail and creativity were instrumental in making the series a success.
Tunji Afolayan is a true visionary in the Nigerian film industry. His work on Seven Doors and other iconic projects is a testament to his creativity, dedication, and passion for storytelling. As the industry continues to evolve, Tunji remains at the forefront, pushing boundaries and inspiring future generations of filmmakers.
