Ghana’s Rare Talent-Prince Kojo-Hilton; the Artistic Genius…
Ghana’s Rare Talent-Prince Kojo-Hilton; the Artistic
Genius…
Have you ever been blown away by
the set design, make-up or visual effects of costume from a movie scene or
stage play or any form of theatre? The excellence or brilliance and creativity,
showcased in the choice, build, or setup in a stage play or movie? That scary
face? That fake tattoo? That scar? The bruised faces? You come across a good
art painting and are curious to know the person behind it.
Most often, we easily forget
about the intelligence and amount of work that went into the scripts or set-up.
We only hail the excellence in the delivery of the actors, and so readily or
easily ignore the works of the actual talents behind the screen; the writer,
director, cinematographer, set designer, scenic artist, and other equally
important crew members.
One of such, of amazingly
unbelievable talent, with the drive and motivation to go beyond the limitations
of his circumstances or environment is Ghana’s very own, Prince Kojo-Hilton.
The glamour in the final stage
set-up for the Tema International School’s adaptation of Beauty and the Beast-
2018
Impeccable detail in the set-up…
For a privileged few, this name
rings a bell, but, the sound, does not resonate with the magnitude of his
actual artistic talent or capabilities.
Prince Kojo-Hilton is an Arts
Director, Production Designer, Set Designer, Scenic Painter, Graphic Artist,
Make-up Effects Artist, Storyboard Illustrator, Model Maker, 3D Illusion
Artist, based in Accra, Ghana, West Africa. Indeed, a one-stop shop, in Ghana.
Prince Kojo-Hilton has been at
his game for over fifteen (15) years, growing tremendously over the years in
Ghana and beyond.
His rich display of artistic
brilliance landed him his first Hollywood gig when Jean-Claude Van Damme,
hand-picked him for a production in Kenya, after watching his portfolio online.
Prince has done several
extensively remarkable works and collaborations with national and multinational
entities in the area of movie production, stage plays and threatre, art
exhibition, tutoring and mentoring, in Ghana, and beyond, leaving people
bedazzled.
Popular among his works was the
recent thriller, the amazing set design for the widely publicized Tema
International Schools’ Beauty and the Beast threatre adaptation. This set
design was easily described as the best ever seen in the country, and beyond. A
real masterpiece. His display of talent and creativity left everyone
spell-bound and enchanted. A real broadway experience, as judged by many.
Prince Kojo-Hilton is poised to
revolutionize arts in Ghana and beyond in exploring and setting the pace for
the extent to which creativity and natural talent could be harnessed, nurtured,
and developed.
Absolutely stunning and
fascinating stage design
A real masterpiece
Special Effects Make-up for popular musician, Edem's sensational music video 'Nyedzilo.'
A set-up for a studio program
Prince Kojo-Hilton is also
responsible for several television station studio designs and set-ups in Ghana.
He is also the brain behind
several media events stage set-ups. When it comes to music video set designs,
he is the real deal.
Other works by the Artist
includes:
A set for a stage play: ‘Men Don
Die,’ 2018-Accra International Conference Center
Master of the art of 3D with this
incredible 3D image of Spiderman
For the ardent arts lover, you
will find his creativity sizzling. Indeed, each work by this artist, is a real
masterpiece, never done, but yet to be done, and again, never seen, but yet to
be seen.
Master of the art of 3D Illusion
The Infamous Throne of Mics at
the 2016 edition of Ghana Meets Naija
3D image from Netflix’s original
series, ‘Sense8,’ 2014, by yours truly
If you are already a fan, or you
find Prince Kojo-Hilton intriguing or fascinating, check him out on Facebook,
Instagram, and YouTube. Reach him on Facebook as Prince Kojo-Hilton and on
Instagram as kojohilton.
Prince Kojo-Hilton, the maestro…
Such are the hidden
talents among us, whose achievements ought to be celebrated.
Article written by Anna Esi Hanson (nnhanson2@yahoo.com;
esociocomm.blogspot.com)
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