INTERVIEW: Why We Rebrand Our Logo- Free Gift Int’l Director

The Freegift International, as a Drama and Film Production Ministry has been operating for more than two decades. The ministry has made a lot of impacts via its movies and stage drama. One of the major achievements of the ministry includes production of a film titled ‘Mission To Mamuro’ in which the language used was simple, comprehensible and well expressed to pass a well crafted thematic message. Freegift is also an award winning ministry. Its movies have won several awards. In this exclusive interview with Gospel Film News, the ministry director, Evang. Ayotunde Yoloye discloses why the ministry did a rebranding that includes changing of its logo. Excerpt:

 

WHY THE CHANGE OF LOGO AT THIS TIME?

 

To reflect the change in our corporate identity. We have operated as a Limited Liability Company over the last 24 years but recently had our registration as a limited trust approved by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).

 

WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT THE LOGO?

 

Our new logo includes the following visual elements:

Stars – our star shall arise and shine and the souls we win for the Lord shall shine like bright stars

Wings – we will rise up on the wings of the eagle

Bible – we are a word based ministry

Sword – the sword of the Spirit which is the word of God

Dove – we are Holy Spirit led

Shield – the shield of faith. We are a faith based ministry

YOU ADDED FILM AND THEATER MINISTRY TO YOUR NAME, WHY IS THIS SO?

 

It reflects what we do as a ministry and when you look at the abbreviation of our name Free Gift International Film and Theater Ministry, it also reads as Free G.I.F.T. Ministry

 

 

WHEN WAS THE LOGO UNVEILED?

 

The Logo was unveiled on the 1st of April 2021.

 

WHAT PLANS DO YOU HAVE FOR YOUR LOVERS AND FANS AROUND THE GLOBE THIS YEAR?

 

We expect to enter into the realms of unlimited possibilities and greater exploits in ministry under this new name. This will include live international ministrations, iconic stage performances, more short and feature films, stronger social media presence, new TV and radio programmes.