AKOROKO PREMIUMMarket Intelligence for African and Diaspora Film, Television, and Digital Media
Akoroko Premium provides reporting, market analysis, and structured data on African and diaspora film, television, and digital media. It is used by producers, distributors, financiers, festival programmers, researchers, and institutions.
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- Reporting, analysis, and market data delivered directly to your inbox
- In-depth reports on finance, distribution, exhibition, streaming, and policy
- Coverage of festivals and markets including Berlinale, Cannes, Toronto International Film Festival, Sundance, and FESPACO
- Tracking of filmmakers, projects, companies, and executives across African markets
- Distribution and sales reporting across African and international circulation
- Priority responses to subscriber questions
- Occasional 30-minute consultation sessions
- Localized pricing in 15 African markets and Jamaica
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Akoroko Premium is an ongoing email-based reporting and analysis service. A subscription covers Premium dispatches published from the date your subscription begins onward.
Content published before a subscriber's start date is part of the Akoroko Premium archive and is not included with new or trial subscriptions. Past reports may be purchased individually, and larger archive requests can be arranged separately.
Archive access:
1 past report — $24 USD, including 3-month subscription access
3 past reports — $60 USD
For more than 3 reports, contact us through the contact page.
Rates in Local Currency
Localized pricing is available in 15 African markets and Jamaica. Rates are set in local currency.
To subscribe at a localized rate, contact [email protected] with your country and preferred billing cycle.
Independent Coverage
Akoroko is an independent publication built on sustained reporting, data tracking, and analysis across African and diaspora film, television, and digital media. Premium subscriptions support that work directly.
What Subscribers Receive
Reporting, market analysis, project tracking, and structured data on African and diaspora film, television, and digital media, delivered directly to your inbox multiple times per week.
Who Uses It
Akoroko is used by producers, distributors, financiers, festival programmers, researchers, and institutions working across African and diaspora screen sectors.
Verified reporting, structured data, and market analysis on African and diaspora screen activity.
Common Questions
How is the subscription managed?
Subscriptions are processed securely via Stripe. Once subscribed, you will be added to the Akoroko Premium distribution list and will receive dispatches directly in your inbox.
How often are dispatches sent?
Akoroko Premium subscribers receive multiple dispatches per week, including news reports, analysis, data reports, and festival and market coverage.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. You can cancel at any time and your subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing period. Subscribers can manage or cancel their subscription from the Account page.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. All new subscriptions include a 7-day free trial. You will only be charged after the trial period ends, and you can cancel before then at no cost.
What does the archive include?
Your subscription covers dispatches published from your subscription start date onward. Earlier Premium reports are part of the archive and are available separately. 1 past report — $24 USD, including 3-month subscription access. 3 past reports — $60 USD. For more than 3 reports, contact us through the contact page.
What is African Film Press (AFP)?
Akoroko is part of African Film Press (AFP), a publishing, research, and intelligence organization that also includes Sinema Focus, which covers East Africa from Kenya, and What Kept Me Up, which covers Nigeria and Anglophone West Africa.