ay2xl [Male] Offline Posts: 243 Upcoming Rita Dominic,Majid Michel & More Win the Top Awards at the 8th Annual AMA Awards

Yesterday, Sunday 22nd April 2012, the 8th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) took place at the coveted New Expo Hall, Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos. The award show was a sure sight to behold as the biggest stars in the African Movie Industry came out in style and dazzled in their glamorous gowns and sophisticated suits. CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL PHOTOS FROM THE EVENT The full BN Red Carpet Photos are coming out soon, but here are some snapshots. 2012 Africa Movie Academy Awards Winners Best Actor in a Supporting Role Fano Mokoena – Man On Ground Best Actress in a Supporting Role Terry Pheto – How To Steal 2 Million Best Actor in a Leading Role Majid Michel – Somewhere In Africa Best Actress in a Leading Role Rita Dominic – Shattered Best Director Charlie Vundla – How To Steal 2 Million Best Child Actor Tshepang Mohlomi – Otelo Burning Best Young/Promising Actor Ivie Okujaye – Alero’s Symphony Best Short Film Braids On A Bald Head (Nigeria) Best Documentary African Election (Nigeria / Germany) Best Diaspora Feature Toussaint Louverture (France) Best Diaspora Documentary The Education Of Auma Obama (Germany) Best Diaspora Short Film White Sugar In A Black Pot (USA) Best Animation The Legend Of Ngog Hills (Kenya) Best Film by an African Living Abroad Mystery Of Birds (USA / Nigeria) Achievement in Production Design Pat Nebo – Phone Swap Achievement in Costume Design Iyen Agbonifo – Adesuwa Achievement in Make-Up Sarah Wanjiru – Shattered Achievement in Soundtrack Chibuzor Oji – Alero’s Symphony Achievement in Visual Effects Victor Ehi-Amedu – Adesuwa Achievement in Sound Jim Petrack – State Of Violence Achievement in Cinematography Lance Gewer – Otelo Burning Achievement in Editing Mick Audsley – How To Steal 2 Million Achievement in Screenplay Leila Djansi – Ties That Bind Best Director Akin Omotosho – Man on Ground Best Film in an African Language State Of Violence – Dv8 Films (South Africa) Best Film Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen – Adesuwa (Nigeria)