TG Omori says overseas music videos can exceed $100,000
Nigerian music video director TG Omori says some productions cost more than $100,000, particularly when they are filmed outside the country. He attributed the high budgets to increased production expenses associated with shooting abroad, although no further breakdown of the costs was provided in the supplied report.
Nigerian music video director TG Omori has said that some music video productions cost more than $100,000, particularly when they are filmed abroad. According to Punch Nigeria, Omori linked the high budgets to the greater production expenses involved in overseas shoots. The report did not provide a detailed breakdown of those expenses or identify specific videos that reached the stated figure.
His comments highlight the scale of spending that can be involved in producing some music videos, especially when work is carried out outside Nigeria. The available material does not say whether the costs are paid by artists, record labels or other parties involved in a production. It also does not specify the locations, number of crew members, length of the shoots or the creative elements that might contribute to the final budget.
Omori’s remarks, as reported, concern some videos rather than the cost of music video production generally. The director’s comments were reported in the context of explaining why certain productions can exceed $100,000. No additional figures or industry-wide estimates were included in the supplied source material.
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