“We have now identified the talent we have been looking for,” he said. “We will take them to South Africa very soon.
“They will feature in some dramas and soaps Down South. Some of them will be absorbed as extras”.
He said those who did not make it should not lose heart as he would be back in a month’s time to carry out auditions for a film that would tell a Zimbabwean story.“I will bring with me Paul Grootbroom, the resident director at the South Africa State Theatre.
“He will oversee the whole project. I will also bring a few acting stars from South Africa who will also feature in the film,” Visser said.He said the project aimed at uplifting the local film industry.
“I have also noticed that the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation is grossly lacking in locally produced sitcoms and dramas.
“The actors that we will get when we come for the second time will fill that gap through the films we will produce together,” he said.
Actors in the country complain about the unprofessional treatment they get from producers and directors, he said.
