Nollywood actress and award winning actress, Judith Audu says she never knew how to speak pidgin English until her first movie experience on the set of Femi Ogedengbe’s “Life is Beautiful.

It was the set of Femi Ogedengbe’s “Life is Beautiful. It was so much fun. I was all hyped because I don’t speak pidgin and the film was in deep pidgin and everyone on that set was great with it so I learned fast. It was an awesome experience that I would never trade, we worked as one family no one treated anyone like new bees everyone was professional and ready to carry us along.

The actress who studied French and holds Master’s degree in Public and International Affairs all from the University of Lagos took time of the recount a couple of first in her career with her first screen and movie set experience coming up next.

My first day on screen was fun. I learnt a lot from the short scene I played. I realized fast that it was a different ball game and an easier one from where I was coming from. It was different because of all the cameras and lights and because I came from from stage, there was a tendency for me to over act and make everything look larger than life as we do on stage.

Then I was really talking so loud as I was not aware of the microphone because on stage we don’t use it. We project. so overtime I got to understand the difference between acting for screen and acting for stage and was able to adjust.

From her television soap experience she took us through her first movie set experience even as she went down to her first experience as a writer and producer

“like I said it was Femi Ogedengbe’s “Life is Beautiful then My first movie production as a producer was a short film called, Not Right. It was also my first time to write a script. The experience was wonderful, all the actors and crew were highly professional and didn’t treat it like it was their first friends job, they put their all into it and made it come out well.

We got over six nominations for Best Short Film including the AMVCAs and a team came all the way from Poland to do a five-day documentary on me because of the short film”. The she enthused