Grace Edwin-Okon ready with Deeply Cut

Grace Edwin-Okon has produced yet another brilliant and educative short film, Deeply Cut – The Hepatitis B Dilemma.
The screenwriter, author, producer, actress and former beauty queen told TheNiche that it is one of two short films she recently made.
Deeply Cut, with executive producer as Kehinde Omoru, she said, tells the story of Bili’s greed that leads her to desperate measures to make extra money. This leaves in her trail a lot of possibly infected casualties, which include her bosses.
“It also educates people about Hepatitis B,” she added.
The project stars Eniola Badmus, Kiki Omeili, Ashionye Raccah, Saeed Mohammed (Funky Mallam) and Judith Audu, while the music is by Glowreeyah Braimah. Post-production is by Roxanne Care Options and Derwin Productions.
Edwin-Okon conceptualised and set up the Derwin First Shot Initiative to give young men and women their first shot at shooting their first “feature film”, by providing the needed funding, professional guidance and support required for them to do so. Mrs. and Mrs. Johnson is a product of the initiative.