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Influential Woman · Film Production | Media & Creative Entrepreneurship | Business Administration
Precious Jones
Founder | Project Manager, Jones Production
Washington, DC 20002
6Years experience
1Article published
2Awards received
Her Story
About Precious
Precious Jones is a certified project management professional and creative entrepreneur working at the intersection of film production, media development, and business operations. As the Founder of Jones Production, she leads an HBCU-rooted creative initiative focused on developing film projects and storytelling platforms. Her work reflects a strong commitment to building opportunities in media while fostering representation and creative expression.
With a background in Business Administration from Lincoln University, Precious brings a strong foundation in strategic planning, leadership, and organizational management to her creative ventures. Her experience spans project coordination, training, operations support, and team leadership, where she has developed skills in communication, workflow optimization, and collaborative execution. She has also been involved in campus leadership and student film initiatives, helping to establish early foundations for her entrepreneurial journey.
Precious began her creative career by forming a film-focused student organization, which later evolved into her production company. She has been recognized through features such as Voyage ATL and Shout Out Atlanta, highlighting her growing influence as a young creative founder. Today, she continues to expand her presence in the film and media industry while pursuing opportunities for greater exposure and impact.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Precious
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to first God, then my journey as the founder of Jones Productions and my experiences building from the ground up in an HBCU environment. What started as conversations and small campus initiatives grew into a production company that reflects my vision, persistence, and commitment to storytelling. My growth has also been shaped by my transition from student leadership to entrepreneurship and expanding my work into larger creative spaces.
02What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve received is that I can make a difference and that my dreams are achievable if I stay committed to them. That encouragement reinforced my belief in my own potential and motivated me to continue building my career in film and media.
03What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would tell young women that it is possible to build a career you truly love. Passion, creativity, and persistence can open doors in the film and media industry, and you should not be afraid to pursue what excites you. No matter the tribulations you endure always persevere God will never fail you keep going.
04What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest opportunities in my field is gaining greater exposure and visibility as a creative professional and founder. Being in a growing role means there is room to expand my reach, build partnerships, and increase impact within the film and media industry.
05What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The most important value to me is making an impact & helping my community especially young black minorities like myself who needs that creativity fostered. I am deeply influenced by the mentors who have guided me along the way, and I strive to carry that forward by creating meaningful opportunities and contributing positively through my work in media and storytelling.
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Articles by Precious
Ideas that become reality
From Dreams to Action: Mastering Execution to Transform Your Vision
Turning Your Ideas Into Reality
Having a goal and wanting to become the person you've always dreamed of becoming is possible. It requires determination, consistency, execution, and a constant reminder to yourself that you've got this.
The biggest challenge often isn't having the idea—it's knowing how to bring it to life.
- As Steve Jobs famously said, "To me, ideas are worth nothing unless executed. They are just a multiplier. Execution is worth millions."
- Daymond John centers on the idea that execution is everything. He emphasizes that you don't need a massive budget to start a business; you need creativity, daily discipline, and a willingness to learn.
- Turning ideas into reality requires moving from speculative thinking to intentional action. The process involves clearly communicating your vision, building a minimum viable product (MVP), breaking your goal into manageable milestones, and continuously gathering feedback to refine your concept.
From Producer P:
"Always remember, it's not where you start—it's where you end up. When you take that idea and turn it into reality, it doesn't matter what other people think or say. What matters is that you started, no matter how big or small the first step is. It's your journey, so keep going no matter what turns or obstacles you face."
~ Producer P
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