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Actress cum musician Emelia Brobbey has revealed how much she charges per movie role.
In an interview with Joy Prime’s Ibrahim Ben-Bako, she disclosed, “I charge between maybe ¢3,000 ¢3,500.”
Describing her charge per movie as moderate, the Kumasi-based actress added that she makes certain consideration before charging.
The ‘Odo Electric’ singer said, “I charge depending on the script and the cast as well.”
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