Mosadoluwa David Olalekan
- Art Director
- Production Designer
- Art Department
Mosadoluwa, David Olalekan (born May 29, 1999, in Lagos, Nigeria) is a Nigerian Production Designer, Art Director, Props Master, Set Designer, and Set Dresser known for his immersive visual storytelling and detailed art direction across film, television, and stage.
With a career defined by continuous evolution, David has contributed to a diverse range of projects including Black Book 2: Old Scores, The Stand Up, Landline, Flawsome (Season 1), The Men’s Club (Season 4), Thicker Than Water, and the Netflix/UNESCO project Zabim Halima. His work is marked by strong conceptual depth, layered environments, and a commitment to narrative authenticity through design.
In addition to screen productions, he served as Production Designer on The Waiter, earning a TINFF (Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival) nomination for Best Art Direction. His background also spans stage design, having worked on theatrical productions such as Sisiano.
David is the Curator and Founder of LOGOS & heART, an immersive faith-based art exhibition that merges theology, performance, and installation art into experiential storytelling environments.
He is the Founder of THLPHBT Designs Company, through which he executes high-concept production design and art direction projects. Largely self-taught, David refined his craft through rigorous hands-on practice, studying industry veterans, and intensive online learning. He further developed professionally at EbonyLife Creative Academy, earned a Screenwriting Certificate from the University of East Anglia, and trained at Mount Zion Institute of Christian Drama.
Guided by the philosophy of growth and refinement, his work reflects a belief in discipline, excellence, and reverence, anchored in 1 Peter 2:17 (KJV): "Honour all men. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honour the king."
With a career defined by continuous evolution, David has contributed to a diverse range of projects including Black Book 2: Old Scores, The Stand Up, Landline, Flawsome (Season 1), The Men’s Club (Season 4), Thicker Than Water, and the Netflix/UNESCO project Zabim Halima. His work is marked by strong conceptual depth, layered environments, and a commitment to narrative authenticity through design.
In addition to screen productions, he served as Production Designer on The Waiter, earning a TINFF (Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival) nomination for Best Art Direction. His background also spans stage design, having worked on theatrical productions such as Sisiano.
David is the Curator and Founder of LOGOS & heART, an immersive faith-based art exhibition that merges theology, performance, and installation art into experiential storytelling environments.
He is the Founder of THLPHBT Designs Company, through which he executes high-concept production design and art direction projects. Largely self-taught, David refined his craft through rigorous hands-on practice, studying industry veterans, and intensive online learning. He further developed professionally at EbonyLife Creative Academy, earned a Screenwriting Certificate from the University of East Anglia, and trained at Mount Zion Institute of Christian Drama.
Guided by the philosophy of growth and refinement, his work reflects a belief in discipline, excellence, and reverence, anchored in 1 Peter 2:17 (KJV): "Honour all men. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honour the king."
