Ambassador Dr Prince Kojo-Hilton exemplifies exceptional creativity, leadership, and dedication, establishing himself as a distinguished figure over decades.
Drawing on over twenty years of experience, Kojo-Hilton consistently earns acclaim for his innovative work in art direction and production design.
After graduating from the National Film and Television Institute (NAFTI) in 2014, he refined his skills at the National Theatre of Ghana under Dr. Johnson Edu.
He further demonstrated his pioneering spirit by creating Africa’s first man-made volcano for the Guinness Big Eruption Concert.
Additionally, Dr Kojo-Hilton gained international recognition through his work with the Wachowskis on “Sense 8,” effectively integrating local artistry with global standards.
Moreover, he has mentored young artists across Africa, underscoring his commitment to nurturing new talent. He has also served as the Greater Accra Regional Chairman of the Ghana Association of Visual Artists and was named the Pan African Art Ambassador.
His recent appointment as Special Envoy by the United Nations Youth Association of Ghana further reflects his impact beyond the arts. Kojo-Hilton’s impressive accolades, including the Osagyefo Pan African Eminence Award and the 40 Under 40 Award, highlight his exceptional contributions.
After a hiatus to explore broader creative pursuits, he returns with enthusiasm as the production designer for “The Storm,” eager to take on new and compelling projects.
Currently, he shapes the global arts community by serving as the media ambassador for the United States Presidential Service Centre and as Chairperson of its International Film Festival.
