About Salifu Abdul Hafiz
Born 1990. Salifu Abdul Hafiz is a Ghanaian music video director, film director and cinematographer.
Salifu Abdul Hafiz (born March, 1990) is a Ghanaian Film/Commercial and Music Video Director who has shot and directed several music videos for artiste like Dobble, Mr. Eazi, Obrafour, Sarkodie, Guru, Maccasio, Medikal, Teephlow, YPEE and many other artiste across the globe.
He is the founder and creative director of a renowned Ghanaian video production company, Digital Creative Media formerly known as DC FILMS PRODUCTION. They’ve produced content for international brands like USAID, IDH, DECATHLON, BETWAY, TULLOW OIL, CAL BANK and many others.
Life and career Salifu Abdul Hafiz grew up in Abetifi-Kwahu where he started basic school through to senior high at Abetifi Presbyterian Senior High School.
After high school in 2009, he worked in an internet cafe as a cafe attendant and was later promoted to be the manager of the branch. Whiles working in the cafe, he learned sound engineering and video editing which motivated him to take a career in the field of multimedia. He produced demos for himself and up-and-coming artistes, including making covers of songs.
He relocated to Accra the capital city of Ghana to pursue his dreams in 2010.
He enrolled in Takoradi Technical University then Takoradi Polytechnic to pursue Commercial Art in 2012. Whiles in school, Hafiz did photo shoots, shot events, promotional adverts and music videos which aired on national TV.
He interned with NKACC a company owned by multiple awarding winning Ghanaian director, Nana Kofi Asihene who trained and nurtured him to the beginning of his career as a video director. He shot music videos for up-and-coming artistes. a multiple award-winning Ghanaian musician/songwriter and producer. E.L gave Hafiz the opportunity to shoot a music video for a song he featured Ghana's rap legend Obrafour after which they collaborated on many other projects including ‘Kaa Bu Ame'.
Salifu Abdul Hafiz has shot documentaries and adverts for brands like USAID, IDH, Betway, YES Ghana, Decathlon, Tullow Oil, CalBank amongst many others.
He has directed music videos for the likes of Mr. Eazi, E.L, Sarkodie, Obrafour, Guru, Dobble, Maccasio, GuiltyBeatz, King Promise, Mugeez (R2Bees), Joey B, YPEE, Nana Yaa, Cent Remmy, IWAN, TheWord, D-Flex, Teephlow, YPee and many others.
In 2017, Salifu Abdul Hafiz filmed Mr. Eazi’s Dettyworld Tour.
Awards and nominations 4syte Music Video Awards
Best Dancehall Video
3RD TV Music Video Awards
Best Video Director
Best Male Reggae / Dancehall Video MAYA Awards
Best Music Video Director
Greater Accra Music Awards
Best Music Video Director of the year
Eastern Music Awards
Best Music Video Director of the year
Ghana Music Awards SA
Best Music Video
Best Collaboration
Best Production Company
Best Music Director
Ghana Music Awards UK
Best Music Video Ghana Tertiary Awards
Most Influential Student in Film Making
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Who is Salifu Abdul Hafiz?
Ghanaian musical artist
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Salifu Abdul Hafiz was born on 3 March 1990 in Accra.
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Salifu Abdul Hafiz is a music video director, film director and cinematographer.
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Salifu Abdul Hafiz is Ghanaian.
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