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Kaye Ann Williams is a writer-producer based in Cape Town, South Africa. She has numerous Television credits to her name including Shreds and Dreams, Saints and Sinners, Traffic and Montana to name a few. She is also the co-screenplay writer of the historical biopic Krotoa as well as the screenplay writer of C Sharp.
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Jun 8, 2017 · Menán van Heerden chats to Kaye Ann Williams, one of the writers of the Krotoa movie. The film is inspired by true historical facts and events.
I am currently VP of Content for Primedia Studios. I'm passionate about story-telling, story ideation and collaboration in those spaces. I work well with creatives, writers...
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May 31, 2024 · The former M-Net content executive Kaye Ann Williams - who jumped to Amazon MGM Studios and was part of Amazon's brutal wholesale layoff of its entire South African and African development team - has reunited with her former M-Net boss Jan du Plessis at Primedia Studios.
Kaye Ann Williams is a writer-producer based in Cape Town, South Africa. She has numerous Television credits to her name including Shreds and Dreams, Saints and Sinners, Traffic and Montana to name a few. She is also the co-screenplay writer of the historical biopic Krotoa as well as the screenplay writer of C Sharp.
Jul 31, 2017 · The film, written by Kaye Ann Williams and Margaret Goldsmid, was created by a dynamic team of women, with acclaimed filmmaker Roberta Durrant as director and producer.
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by Thinus FerreiraKaye Ann Williams who was the head of M-Net's local productions and independent films is now the head of scripted series and movies at Amazon Prime Video in South Africa.Kaye Ann Williams already exited M-Net in the latter part of 2022, jumping to Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Studios in Cape Town but MultiChoice made no ...
