Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Cinematography

The Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Cinematography is an annual merit by the Africa Film Academy to reward the Best use of camera in a film.^[1]

Best Cinematography
Year	Film	Cinematographer	Result
2005	Abuja Connection		Won
2006	Tanyaradzwa		Won
	Day of Atonement		Nominated
	Rising Moon		Nominated
	Family Battle		Nominated
	Sofia		Nominated
	My Mother's Heart		Nominated
2007	The Amazing Grace		Won
	Abeni		Nominated
	Mokili		Nominated
	Sitanda		Nominated
2008	White Waters		Won
	Run Baby Run		Nominated
	Across the Niger		Nominated
	Princess Tyra		Nominated
	Mission to Nowhere		Nominated
	30 Days		Nominated
2009	Cindy’s Note	Izu Ojukwu	Won
	From a Whisper	Marius Van Graan	Nominated
	Seventh Heaven	Ramses Marzouk	Nominated
	Gugu and Andile	Greg Heimann	Nominated
	Battle of the Soul	Stephen Njero and Tony Matomi	Nominated
2010	The Figurine		Won
	The Perfect Picture		Nominated
	I Sing of a Well		Nominated
	The Child		Nominated
	The Tenant		Nominated
2011	Viva Riva!		Won
	Sinking Sands		Nominated
	Izulu lami		Nominated
	Maami		Nominated
	Hopeville		Nominated
2012	Otelo Burning		Won
	How to Steal 2 Million		Nominated
	Rugged Priest		Nominated
	Masquerades		Nominated
	Man on Ground		Nominated
2013	Uhlanga the Mark		Won
	Virgin Magarida		Nominated
	Nairobi Half Life		Nominated
	Swirl In Bamako		Nominated
	The Twin Sword		Nominated
	Sherifa		Nominated
	Elelwani		Nominated

References

1. "Official Website of the AMAAs". Africa Movie Academy Awards. Retrieved 20 May 2014.