1st Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards
Date9 March 2013
SiteExhibition Center, Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos, Nigeria
Organized byMultichoice Africa
Highlights
Most awardsMan on Ground (4)

The 2013 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards were held on 9 March 2014 and co-hosted by Big Brother Africa presenter IK Osakioduwa and StarGist’s host, Vimbai Mutinhiri. Ivie Okujaiye and Olu Jacobs were honored with the TrailBlazer and Industry Merit Awards respectively. [1] [2]

Best Actress in a Drama Best Actress in a Comedy
Best Actor in a Drama Best Supporting actor in a drama
Best Actor in a Comedy Best Supporting actress in a drama
  • Hafiz Oyetoro (House a Part)
  • Kunle Bamtefa (Glorious Journey)
  • Bovi Ugboma (The Bovi Ugboma Show)
  • Francis Odega (Clinic Matters)
  • Ikhide Isaac (Wanna Be)
  • Maureen Koech (Lies that Bind)
  • Thishiwe Ziqubu (Man on Ground)
  • Harriet Manamela (Otelo Burning)
  • Regina Chukwu (Akun)
  • Taiwo Atigogo (Old Cargo Young Blood)
Best Costume Designer Best Short film
  • The Mirror Boy (Ngozi Obasi)
  • Perfect Picture (Jayne Awoonor-Williams)
  • Two Brides and a Baby (Frank Osodi Richard)
  • Kawanu (Preston Mwila)
  • Spider (Nkiru Nwauzor)
  • Yellow Fever (Ngendo Mukii)
  • Big Daddy (Christopher Ihidero)
  • Down & Out Udoka Oyeka
Best Writer (comedy) Best Sound Editor
  • Tim Greene (Skeem) |
  • Shirley Frimpong-Manso (Perfect Picture)
  • Paul Igwe (Clinic Matters)
  • Bovi Ugboma (The Bovi Ugboma Show )
  • Teru Ekuerhale (Wanna Be)
  • Michael Botha & Joel Assaizky (Man on Ground)
  • Juli vanden Berg & Tiago Correia-Paulo (Otelo Burning)
  • Obi Emelonye (The Mirror Boy) |
  • Elorm Adablah (Perfect Picture)
  • Elorm Adablah (A Sting in a Tale)
Best Movie Director Best Lighting Designer
  • Dave Howe (Otelo Burning)
  • Eleazu Texas (Two Brides and a Baby)
  • Oluwole Olawoyin (Maami)
  • Terry Emmanuel (Down and Out)
  • Ken Attoh (Perfect Picture)
Best Art Director Best Movie (Overall)
  • Anita van Hemert & Chantel Carter (Otelo Burning)
  • Bola Belo (Maami)
  • Carol Mbugua (Lies that Bind)
  • Bernard H. Mulenga (Kawanu)
  • Blessing Effiom Egbe (Two Brides and a Baby)
  • Otelo Burning (Sara Blecher)
  • Skeem (Tim Greene)
  • Man on Ground (Akin Omotoso/Fabian Adeoye Lojede/Hakeem Kae-Kazim/Rosie Motene)
  • Jozi King (Jamie Ramsay)
  • The Mirror Boy (Obi Emelonye)
Best Picture Director Best Movie (comedy)
  • Aryan Kaganof (Man on Ground)
  • Megan Gilli (Otelo Burning) | |
  • Shola Ayorinde (Two Brides and a Baby)
  • Reg Chuhi & Kevin Ireri (Lies that Bind)
  • Kayode Afolabi (Clinic Matters)
Best Movie (drama) Best Local Language Movie (Yoruba)
  • Man on Ground (Akin Omotoso, Fabian Adeoye Lojede, Hakeem Kae-Kazim & Rosie Motene)
  • The Mirror Boy (Obi Emelonye)
  • Otelo Burning (Sara Blecher)
  • Adams Apple (Ken Attoh)
  • A Sting in a Tale (Ken Attoh)
Best Local Language Movie (Hausa) Best Local Language Movie (Swahili)
  • Faida Nura (A. Ali & Hafizu Bello)
  • Asirka (Aminu Abdullahi & Hafizu Bello)
  • Yunkuri (Aminu Abdullahi)
  • The Ray of Hope (Sameer Srivastava & Sanjni Srivastava)
  • Sakalakata (Henry Lenga)
  • Zenabu (Quentin Hughes)
Best Writer (Drama) Best Television Series
  • The Mirror Boy (Obi Emelonye & Amaka Obi-Emelonye)
  • Otelo Burning (James Whyle, Sara Blecher & The Cast Workshop)
  • Two Brides and a Baby (Blessing Egbe
  • A Sting in a Tale (Shirley Frimpong-Manso)
  • Perfect Picture (Shirley Frimpong-Manso)
  • The XYZ Show (Godffrey Mwampembwa & Marie Lora-Mungai)
  • Peep (Ken Attoh, Shirley Frimpong-Manso)
  • Jozi Moving the City (Lance Stehr)
  • DemiGods (Benjamin Odiwuor Abonyo)
  • Makutano Junction (Patricia Gichinga & David Campbell)
Best Cinematographer Best Make-up Artist
  • Man on Ground (Paul Michelson)
  • The Mirror Boy (Clive Norman)
  • Skeem (Tom Marais)
  • Otelo Burning (Lance Gewer)
  • Maami (Sarafa Abagun)
  • Otelo Burning (Jacqui Bannermen)
  • The Mirror Boy (Gabriel Okorie)
  • Tales of Eve (Biola Poopola)
  • Perfect Picture (Jayne Awoonor-Williams)
  • Kawanu (Christin Ngoma)
Industry Merit Award: Olu Jacobs

References

  1. ↑ "AMVCA 2013 WINNERS". Retrieved 22 March 2014.
  2. ↑ "AMVCA 2013 Photos and Winners". Archived from the original on 6 March 2016. Retrieved 22 March 2014.
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