Our newspaper has chosen to take you to the other side of the globe to the United States, where ambitious projects are taking shape under the leadership of talents from the Cameroonian diaspora.
Today, Cameroun Liberty shines a spotlight on the journey of a discreet, hardworking, and visionary man: Valex Kemeni.
Based in Dallas, Texas, Valex Kemeni is a hands-on entrepreneur, a builder at heart. Of Cameroonian origin, in his forties and father to a young daughter, he represents a generation of men for whom craftsmanship is more than a profession, it is a calling.
Buying houses. Renovating them. Bringing them back to life.
For him, construction and restoration are not just skills, they are instinct.
A Strategic Choice for an International-Scale Project
It is within this context that Mason Ewing Corporation selected Valex Kemeni for a key role: contributing to the management and development of a major project in Atlanta, Georgia.
The project is EPP Studios, an ambitious cinematic complex designed to become an international creative hub.
For Valex Kemeni, the announcement was a shock, in the best possible way.
“Managing such an empire is a dream,” he confides.
Alongside collaborators Mickael Nicolas and Amazir Lee, he fully understands the scale of the mission ahead: restoring, enhancing, and showcasing thousands of rare objects acquired by the studios from around the world.
Objects in the Service of Global Cinema
These unique pieces are not mere decorative elements. They are destined to dress and define the film sets of Ewing Power Production, the production company that will bring to life:
- Television series
- Feature films
- Fantasy productions
- Documentaries
- Music videos
Among the anticipated projects are the universe of Reytac, the fantasy feature film Tchango, and the cinematic saga The Adventures of Eli Tilmann, among others.
The challenge is immense: to create studios with a powerful visual identity, aesthetically striking spaces capable of offering creators total immersion.
An Upcoming Launch and a Strong Message for Cameroonian Youth
According to information obtained by Cameroun Liberty, the teams at EPP Studios are preparing to launch their official website in the near future.
The platform will feature a professional presentation video edited by Amazir Lee, allowing audiences worldwide to discover the scale of the objects acquired and the artistic vision driving the studios.
Valex Kemeni does not hide his excitement:
“I can’t wait to begin. I can’t wait to get started. I can’t wait to open the doors and present our studios to the world.”
The Cameroonian Diaspora in the Spotlight
Cameroonian artists, both at home and abroad, are following these developments with pride. This project demonstrates that the Cameroonian diaspora is no longer simply present on the global stage, it is building, structuring, and influencing the creative industries of tomorrow.
Cameroun Liberty extends its best wishes to Valex Kemeni and the entire team at EPP Studios.
One thing is certain:
Cameroon is present wherever the cinema of tomorrow is being built.
