CRAIG WILLIAMS

A native New Yorker, Craig T. Williams is a writer/producer/editor at Red Wall Productions, a film production company he founded over twenty years ago with his wife and partner of 22 years, Rosalyn Coleman Williams. Together, they have created over 50 film projects, including features, documentaries, narrative short films, commercials, and branded content.

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Recently named by The Gotham Film & Media Institute as a 2024 Series Creator To Watch,
Craig has many scripts in various stages of development, including the award-winning one-hour
TV pilot “How Ya Like Me Now,” about the ‘80s rap rivalry between Kool Moe Dee and LL
Cool J. “ And a one-hour procedural called “The Connectors," about two women born to the
same father on the same day who meet as adults and form an agency that reconnects lost family members. Craig wrote and produced the feature film "Game Nite," which premiered at the 2024 Pan African Film Festival and is headed for distribution.

Craig is a mentor for Women of Color Unite’s Mentorship Program and for teen filmmakers at
Reel Works Mentorship Program in Brooklyn. With support from The Craft Institute, he created
The Black Writers Retreat, an in-person 3-day residency in picturesque Martha’s Vineyard this
coming September, where four (4) Black Writers will receive one-on-one mentorship from
prominent industry executives. He is also the Executive Director of the newly launched Men of
Color Unite (MOCU), a social action and 501(c) (3) non-profit organization that focuses on
remedying the inequities that face Men of Color in today’s entertainment and media industries.