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Kimberly Nichelle is a native from Birmingham, Alabama and has been residing in the Atlanta since 2002. She studied TV Production & Journalism at The University of Alabama at Birmingham and graduated with a Master of Science in Business Management from the University of Maryland which led her on the trajectory to film making and opening a production business.

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Kimberly has always been passionate for the arts. She began her acting and writing career at a very young age and has continued to hone these creative skills throughout her adult years.

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As an actress, she has done theater and has been cast in several major films and television series produced in the Georgia area—the new Hollywood of the south. She has done a myriad of roles on camera and behind the camera.

As a prose writer, she published her first poem in 2002 for which she received an Editor’s Choice Award.  Her first book (Reflections of Life: The Love, The Joy and The Afflictions) was published in December, 2010 and is available for sale on Amazon.com. Part of the proceeds from this book benefits Domestic Violence Awareness.  In October 2014, Kimberly was chosen to be a contributing author for Chicken Soup for the Soul for their publication Touched by an Angel.  In April, 2019, she again was contacted by Chicken Soup for the Soul to be a contributing author in another publication entitled Running for Good.

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After directing her first PSA "Take the Test" ( 2016), Kimberly was motivated to hone her directing skills by filming her first short film, "Exposed Destiny" (2018), a film that advocates for love and acceptance. Aside from her short film, she has completed two additional short screenplays, and is developing a feature screenplay. She is currently writing a Christmas teleplay to be pitched to a major network, such as Hallmark, and developing a documentary that is close to her heart.

 

A humanitarian at heart, she has created her own non-profit organization, and continues to be a strong advocate for promoting change and creating community awareness through her productions and writing projects.

 

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