Nollywood actress Precious Charles expands into film production

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Nollywood actress Precious Charles

Nollywood actress Precious Charles, popularly known as Precious K Charles, has announced plans to expand her career beyond acting into film production and digital content creation.

According to The PUNCH, the actress is developing her activities through Kasimma TV, a company focused on filmmaking, online entertainment and digital distribution.

Charles explained that her interest in entertainment began with skits and short plays before she ventured into professional acting.

“I started with skits and short plays, and loved the idea of telling stories that people could watch, relate to, and enjoy,” she said.

Precious Charles explores filmmaking

The actress has appeared in several Nigerian productions, including Fix My Heart, Papa’s Princess, Home Coming, Designed for Me and Incredible Hearts.

Other projects associated with her career include The Price of Us, Campus Love, Broken Journey and My Heaven.

She has also worked on productions involving actors such as Tobi Bakre and Timini Egbuson.

Charles explained that her growing interest in storytelling encouraged her to explore responsibilities beyond performing in front of the camera.

Through Kasimma TV, she intends to strengthen her involvement in production and the distribution of entertainment content.

Actress reflects on childhood experiences

The actress also discussed her upbringing in Jos, Plateau State, describing the experience as an important influence on her understanding of different cultures.

Although originally from Imo State, Charles said growing up in northern Nigeria exposed her to diverse traditions and languages.

She added that living in Jos helped her become fluent in Hausa.

Beyond acting and filmmaking, Charles is involved in entertainment content creation, lifestyle projects and technology-related promotional activities.

Her expansion into production reflects her intention to build a wider presence within Nigeria’s entertainment and digital media industries.

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