Temidayo Abudu

Temidayo Abudu is a Nigerian film producer, copywriter, and casting director. She is best known for producing the crime drama film titled Òlòtūré and co-producing Chief Daddy with Mo Abudu. Quotes Well, as a producer you always have to try and balance the creative with your finances and so it’s always a constant battle trying to give as much as you can without breaking the bank. You deal with a lot of personalities and creative ideas. But you realize it’s a collaborative process and you have to bring everyone along. Some of the challenges she has faced and how she overcame them (November 2018) It’s easier to just show people who you are. Actions speak so much louder. How she deals with comparison with her mother (2018) Filmmakers in Nollywood are really tenacious. No matter the obstacle we seem to overcome. If you put a Hollywood filmmaker in Nigeria I don’t think they’d ever survive. So I just wish we had the proper support to help us make magic. One thing she wishes could be changed about Nollywood (29 November 2018) Inception, Crazy Rich Asians, the complexity of Inception is insane, delivering a story like that takes some crazy imagination. Crazy Rich Asians for its vibrancy and the way culture exudes through every scene. It’s a beautiful film. One film she wished she had directed with her reason (November 2018) I can’t bring myself to look down when I’m up somewhere that’s too high. Surprising fact about her (2018) Running a business in Nigeria is difficult but I decided to focus and do that full-time. Talking about her launched healthy lifestyle company I just want to keep going, conquering one thing after another until I take over the worlddddd! Talking about things that contributed to her success Africa to the world is how I see it. The World isn’t so big anymore. Her vision for film production in Africa Women. If we come together, respect each other, educate, enlighten, pray, we can do anything. Key to empowerment for all women External links Category:Film producers from Nigeria Category:Women from Nigeria Category:Living people