Tammy Williams
Tammy Williams
Having majored in Mass Communications/Radio & Television Production, her career in television began directly after college as an editor in news at WTVF-TV (CBS) in Nashville, TN. She started writing and producing short form promos and commercials at WRCB-TV (NBC) in Chattanooga, TN and then expanded to long-formatted documentaries and live shows at WDSU-TV (NBC) in New Orleans, LA.
Tammy Williams is the first black woman to own her own studio and post-production facility in the state of Georgia. The $135 million production facility is called Cinema South Studios.
Tammy also launched her Job Training and workshop academy in 2012, which provided hands on training in the film/tv industry. Now Tammy’Dele Films Job Training & Workshops include over 21 Workshops. Tammy also has a diverse portfolio of writing, producing and directing credits in addition to post-production and multi-camera crew management.
Tammy Williams is the first black woman to own her own studio and post-production facility in the state of Georgia. The $135 million production facility is called Cinema South Studios.
Tammy also launched her Job Training and workshop academy in 2012, which provided hands on training in the film/tv industry. Now Tammy’Dele Films Job Training & Workshops include over 21 Workshops. Tammy also has a diverse portfolio of writing, producing and directing credits in addition to post-production and multi-camera crew management.