It’s not always a good thing to catch the bouquet . . .
A touching glimpse of Mel’s personal struggle on the day of her best friend’s wedding. It’s a story about unrequited love, friendship, and Pinot Grigio.
The Truth About Beauty and Blogs
Directed By Rosalyn Williams
Written By Kelechi Ezie
Staring Kelechi Ezie
A social media diva is thrown off her game when her boyfriend starts acting up on the internet.
2nd Place Best Comedy Short - 10th Urban Media Makers Film Festival
9th Annual Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival
The Gene Siskel Film Center's 17th Annual Black Harvest International Festival of Film and Video
Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series
Rise Sunshine
Directed By Rosalyn Coleman Williams
Written By Craig T. Williams and Inez Scott
Staring Inez Scott and Rob Morgan
A young woman who's youth has been taken away from her confesses for the first time why she's turned to prostitution for a living.
BFF
Directed By Rosalyn Coleman Williams
Written by Andrea Coleman
Staring Andrea Coleman and Claire Brownell
Two ex best friends run into each other on a NYC street on the day one is about to get married.
North Carolina Black Film Festival, Winner 3rd Place
Williamsburg Int'l Film Festival
Brooklyn Indie House Film Festival
Urban Mediamakers
Reel Sisters
Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival
Manhattan Film Festival
Black Harvest Film Festival
Urbanworld Film Festival
Women of Color Arts and Film Festival
Film Independents Cinema Lounge
Brooklyn Int'l Film Festival
Pan African Film Festival
BET's Lens on Talent
Detroit Independent Film Festival
Hell's Kitchen Short Film Festival
Lincoln Center
Moth To A Flame
Directed By Rosalyn Coleman Williams
Produced by Damian Bailey
Written by Craig T. Williams
Starring Damian Bailey, Phyllis Johnson and Ciera Payton
Xavier is a man used to getting what he wants. A seemingly innocent visit with his ex-wife Audrey, turns out to be anything but. Xavier wants one thing and one thing only. Will she give it to him?
WINNER 2nd PLACE NORTH CAROLINA BLACK FILM FESTIVAL 2011
OFFICIAL SELECTION of the DETROIT INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2011
OFFICIAL SELECTION of the PAN AFRICAN FILM FESTIVAL 2011
OFFICIAL SELECTION of the BHERC INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL 2010
OFFICIAL SELECTION of the HAMPTONS INTERNATIONAL BLACK FILM FESTIVAL 2010
OFFICIAL SELECTION of THE URBAN MEDIA MAKERS FILM FESTIVAL 2010
Drawing Angel
Directed By Rosalyn Coleman Williams
Written by Craig T. Williams
Staring Michelle Gracie and Vanessa Williams and Omar Wiseman
Lonley and new to the city, Samantha befriends Levi, a 9 year old boy displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
Spaghetti Junction Urban Film Festival
San Francisco Black Film Festival
Jersey Shore Film Festival
Jokara Micheaux Film Festival - Winner Best Film
S.E. Manly Short Film Festival
African American Women in Cinema - Winner Audience Favorite
Motor City Film Festival - Winner Best Indie Short
San Diego Black Film Festival
Pan African Film Festival Los Angeles (Official Competition)
Harlem Stage on Screen - Aaron Davis Hall
Black Arts Alliance- North Carolina- Winner Best Short Film
Allergic To Nuts
Directed By Rosalyn Coleman Williams
Written by Craig T. Williams
Staring Yolonda Ross, Vanessa Williams, Andre Wiseman, Caroline Clay, Leslie Elliard and Clayton LeBouef
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Lavita is throwing her first dinner party as a divorced woman. At the party one of her friends makes a startling announcement. |
Allergic to Nuts has screened on TV:
BET J Short Film Showcase
Black Family Channel Pilot Central
Backdrop New York
And in Film Festivals:
Motor City Film Festival
Black Harvest Film Festival
S.E Manly Short Film Showcase
Spaghetti Junction Urban Film Festival
Pan African Film Festival
African American Women In Cinema
Get Reel Black Film Festival
Boston International Film Festival
Women of Color Film Festival
San Francisco Black Film Festival
Urban World
Martha's Vineyard African
American Film Festival
National Black Arts Festival
DC Shorts Film Festival
Hollywood Black Film Festival
Reel Black Film Festival
Harlem Film Festival
The Second Annual Black History Month Film and Discussion Series
CineWomen NY at Pioneer Theater
Fespaco Film Festival
Imagenation Film Festival
Driving Fish
Directed By Rosalyn Coleman Williams
Written By Rosalyn Coleman Williams
Starring Yvette Ganier, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Harriet D. Foy, Ebony Jo-Ann, Jerome Preston Bates and Kalimi Baxter
Aubretta Elaine Young is perfect on the outside and crumbling on the inside. She makes her way through life fishing for meaningful connections but always finds a reason to throw back the catch. When life becomes so painful that she needs to seek help, she finds it in the form of Linda Lee, the nocturnal, rugged, incredibly successful heart healer. Finally Aubretta is forced to look at her past as a way to change the possibilities of her future.
Spaghetti Junction Urban Film Festival
Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival
Hollywood Black Film Festival
San Francisco Black Film Festival
S.E. Manly Short Film Showcase
Private Screenings:
Void Screening Room
New York, New York
Howard University
Washington, DC
Novi Hilton
Detroit, Michigan