Ama K. Abebrese Biography: Age, Husband, Movies, Net Worth, Instagram, Twitter, Wedding Pictures, Boyfriend, Wikipedia, Children
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Ama K. Abebrese started her career training at YCTV (Youth Culture Television) in London, which is an organization launched by Sabrina Guinness on a TV show called Challenge Anneka.
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She worked as a presenter on a BBC2 youth show titled Pass da Mic and as a guest presenter on an English File educational series. More so, she became interested in acting after joining the Lyric Theatre (Hammersmith) Summer Company as a youth.
Ama K. Abebrese served as a regular TV presenter on the now-defunct OBE TV in London, hosting and producing a number of shows such as One Touch and an entertainment chat show called On The Sofa, where guests she has interviewed range from Ziggy Marley to Akon.
She has also interviewed the likes of Ne-Yo, Harrison Ford, Rihanna, and Star Wars director George Lucas among other notable celebs.
Ama K. Abebrese‘s film credits include multiple international award-winning films titled Sinking Sands, directed by the 2011 BAFTA LA and Pan African Film Festival prize winner Leila Djansi.
The film earned 12 nominations at the 2010 Ghana Movie Awards, including “Best Actress in a Leading Role”; however, the film won four awards, including “Best Film”.
She’s also acted in other top films such as the Revele film titled Elmina and London Get Problem. She also starred and co-produced a movie titled Double-Cross, which won two awards for “Best Cinematography” and “Best Hair and Makeup” at the 2015 Ghana Movie Awards.
Ama K. Abebrese is the former Head of Own Productions and Executive Producer at the renowned Viasat 1 television station in Ghana. She was also the host of a programme called “A Day“, in the Life TV show, which aired on Viasat 1. During the same period, she co-hosted a show called New Day on TV3 on weekday mornings.
In 2013, Ama K. Abebrese, alongside Nollywood actress Dakore Akande and comedian Ayo Makun hosted the 2013 edition of the AMAA Awards.
Concurrently, she was named among C Hub magazine’s 100 most influential ‘African Women Influencers’ of the era for 2014/15.
Additionally, she was ranked the Number 1 Most Influential TV and Radio Host in 2015 on the Ghana Social Media Rankings List.
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