Cape Town International Convention Centre 2 (CTICC 2)
Location
Cape Town, South Africa
Dates
October 28, 2026 – November 1, 2026
Venue
Cape Town International Convention Centre 2 (CTICC 2)
Location
Cape Town, South Africa
About This Expo
FAME WEEK Africa stands as the continent's premier creative industry trade platform, functioning as Africa's Creative Economy Marketplace. It uniquely unites professionals from the film, television, animation, music, fashion, and digital content industries on a single global stage. This event is an essential destination for African and global creative professionals, including creators, financiers, distributors, filmmakers, and fashion designers. Attendees gain unparalleled value through diverse networking opportunities, a curated matchmaking platform, and a dedicated pitching platform for new projects. The show facilitates crucial connections, enabling participants to secure deals with distributors and broadcasters, access vital financing, and foster co-productions from concept to contract. It's an indispensable event for anyone looking to thrive, innovate, and expand their reach within Africa's dynamic and burgeoning creative sectors.
Highlights
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Africa's Creative Economy Hub
Unites film, TV, animation, music, fashion, and digital content industries on one global stage.
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Extensive Networking & Matchmaking
Offers a curated platform and concierge service to connect creators, financiers, and distributors, facilitating deals and co-productions.
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Diverse Concurrent Programs
Features major co-related events like MIP Africa, CTIAF, Muziki Africa, and the African Fashion Forum, alongside awards and summits.
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Proven Industry Impact
Attracted 5,820 attendees and facilitated 5,000 meetings in 2023, with significant international and African exhibitor presence.
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Project Pitching & Financing
Provides a dedicated platform for pitching projects and securing access to financing, fostering industry growth.
FAQ
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FAME WEEK Africa takes place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre 2 (CTICC 2) in Cape Town, South Africa.
The event targets African and global creative professionals, including filmmakers, TV producers, music publishers, fashion designers, investors, and industry leaders.
Attendees can register as an Attendee (free exhibition access) or Conference Delegate (paid access to content sessions). Early bird options and platinum tickets are also available.
Deadlines include FAME Shorts Film Festival (May 22), Project Pitch Platform (June 12), and Inclusive Lens Awards (July 13).
Benefits include diverse networking, securing deals, a pitching platform, access to financing, and connecting with music publishers and fashion/costume designers.
