Nigerian filmmaker and CEO of Ebony Life Studios, Mo Abudu, has announced the commencement of production of a new series, Baby Farm.
Abudu made the announcement on Friday, January 19, 2024, via Instagram, alongside other details of the upcoming project.
According to her, the principal photography will commence on Monday, January 22, 2024. "A new series loading, that you are all going to binge and love. It’s called 'BABY FARM.' Logline: How far will you go to get the baby of your dreams? We start shooting on Monday. I am so excited about this project! This kind of story we have never done before! I look forward to telling you more soon," she said.
The story is by Abudu, Heidi Uye, and Darrel Bristow-Bovey, who also serves as the writer. The script for Baby Farm was concluded at the tail end of 2023.
It wasn't immediately clear how many episodes will be released. However, the image released shows the title of the first episode is "Scraps of Paper." The image also suggests the series could be in pidgin.
Ebony Life Studios is the production company in charge of Baby Farm.
Abudu clearly has her hands full following a recent announcement as the Oscars Academy Museum's Grand Programmer, welcoming the Netflix series Wrath And Revenge on December 28, 2024, and an expected release of Oloture: The Journey later in the year.
Other details are expected to be released later as the production progresses.