WRITER, PRODUCER, Editor

Craig T. Williams is a writer/producer/editor at Red Wall Productions, a film production company he founded with his wife and partner, Rosalyn Coleman Williams. They honed their skills by writing, producing and directing a string of quirky, comedic, romantic short films and together they have created over 100 projects.

Craig has empowered artists, assisting writers, actors and filmmakers develop their craft through classes, workshops, scholarships, internships, and professional opportunities. Providing them with the tools and confidence to create their own work and share their individual stories with the world.

His journey landed him on the writing staff on the hit TV show "TERROR LAKE DRIVE" on ALLBLK, an AMC Streamer. Just recently, he wrapped the feature film "GAME NITE," a project he wrote and produced. Craig was part of the prestigious WarnerMedia Discovery Discovery Access Writers Program (formerly the HBO All Access Writers Program.) Chosen one of 20 writers from over four thousand applicants, he created an original 30-minute TV Pilot.

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, “Christmas In The Dreamhouse”, a Movie Musical and a 30-minute dramedy inspired by his mother finding her long lost sister when they were both in their 60’s. His feature film “Unravel and Cut” has Academy Award Winner and newly crowned EGOT Viola Davis and her husband Julius Tennon attached as Executive Producers.

Having just completed production of “Game Nite”, a feature film he wrote and produced, Craig is looking forward to his wife Rosalyn making her directorial debut with the feature film “Weapon’s For Peace” starring Academy Award nominee and veteran actor Judd Hirsch and Actress Yaya DaCosta. Craig is attached as Producer and Weapons will be filming this summer in Paris, Prague and Ireland.

Craig has taught writing for Film and TV at Wesleyan University. He’s a mentor for Women of Color Unite’s Mentorship Program, The Craft Institute, and for teen filmmakers at Reel Works Mentorship Program in Brooklyn. Craig serves on the Board of Directors for Filmshop where he created and runs The Writers Den - a weekly workshop designed to get writers to a fighting draft of their feature or TV Pilot for production, competitions, fellowships, or fundraising. Craig single handedly runs the Facebook group, Black Screenwriters, with over twenty thousand members.

In 2021 he won a $25,000 Producers grant from the Black TV and Film Collective with fiscal support from Wavelength and Cinereach to produce the short film The Mechanic’s Rose, which is now playing the festival circuit

As a writer Craig has won many fellowships and competitions including The 2023 New York Stage and Screen Fellowship Program for his feature film, “Unravel and Cut”, 2nd Place in the Page International Screenwriting Competition for his one hour pilot “How You Like Me Now” which was also a finalist in the 2020 Film Independent Lab, 2020 Cinestory TV Retreat & Fellowship Competition and the 2020 Stowe Story Lab Fellowship. It was also selected for 2019 IFP Episodic Lab. And was a finalist in both the Sundance 2019 Episodic Lab and the 2019 Tracking B TV Writing Competition.

Craig has traveled the world. He loves tennis and makes a kick ass Mac and Cheese that has brought guests to their knees.

Craig and Rosalyn will be celebrating their 22nd wedding anniversary this year, they have an 18-year-old son and make their life in the heart of midtown Manhattan.