Nollywood is definitely at a turning point where it is evolving from a volume-based industry into one that prizes technical excellence, but the challenge lies in how we market that craft to a global audience. While our storytelling is top-tier, historically we have prioritized quick turnaround times over the meticulous, years-long production cycles seen in Hollywood, which makes it harder to compete for those specific technical panels at conventions like Comic-Con. I think it is less about a lack of talent and more about a systemic shift in focus, as we are already seeing a new generation of Nigerian directors, costume designers, and sound engineers who are pushing for higher production values that stand up on any international stage. To get to San Diego, we just need more institutional support for our craftspeople to showcase their processes, not just the finished films. We have the content to captivate the world, so it is really just a matter of time before our behind-the-scenes masters start getting their well-deserved spotlight.