Femi Adebayo Announces Free Filmmaking Masterclass at Euphoria 360 Hub, Sets Condition
By Trek Africa Newspaper

Nollywood actor filmmaker FEMI Adebayo has announced a free filmmaking masterclass through his Euphoria 360 Academy, with a strict cap of 30 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
The announcement came via an X post on October 8, 2026, days after the official commissioning of his Euphoria 360 Hub in Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos.
Femi Adebayo expressed gratitude to everyone who celebrated the facility’s opening before turning attention to what the academy would offer aspiring creatives.
“I believe strongly that we have a responsibility to create opportunities for the people coming after us,” Adebayo said in the accompanying video.
Femi Adebayo explains what the masterclass will cover
The 3-day masterclass, running from October 29 to 31, 2026, will be delivered by working industry professionals across key filmmaking disciplines including acting, directing, editing, sound design and film scoring. Registration is free, though the form asks applicants about their areas of interest, prior experience, and availability for in-person attendance. The actor was emphatic about the limitation on spaces: “The masterclass is restricted to the first 30 successful registrations. So if you love filmmaking, this is an opportunity for you.
The academy sits within the Euphoria 360 Hub, headquarters of Femi Adebayo’s Euphoria360 Media Limited. Lagos state deputy governor Dr Obafemi Hamzat commissioned the facility on October 6, 2026. The complex houses cinema-grade production studios, post-production suites featuring a Dolby Atmos sound facility and a Foley studio, event spaces and the academy itself.
Davido had already filmed his “B4 B4” music video at the hub before it formally opened.
The commissioning drew notable industry figures and an emotional response from Femi Adebayo’s father, veteran actor Adebayo Salami, popularly known as Oga Bello. Femi Adebayo teases new Nollywood project titled “War of Warriors” In the same video, Femi Adebayo also hinted at a new film project inspired by the wave of praise his previous work received. He noted that the word “WOW” appeared repeatedly in reviews of his film Jagun Jagun and said it gave him the idea to produce a film bearing that title, adding that the full meaning could be “War of Warriors.” “Femi, mo ngbo. Ise ya, War of Warriors. Let’s GO!!” he declared.









