Rachelle R. Williams

Rachelle R. Williams is a writer and general woman about town. Rachelle graduated from Boston University in 2007 with a B.S. in Film and Television. While at BU, Rachelle was the head writer of the BUTV soap opera Bay State. She also won the prestigious Fleder-Rosenberg short screenplay contest as a junior for her dramatic screenplay The Premonition. Rachelle began writing comedy shortly after moving to Los Angeles and created and co-starred in a web series with her friend called PASS - a show about the ups-and-downs of two black female writers trying to make it in Hollywood. Rachelle has also made several successful comedy shorts for Channel101.com. Web content aside, Rachelle continued to write and landed her first major gig as a punch-up writer on the TVOne sitcom "Love That Girl" created by Martin/The Jamie Foxx Show showrunner Bentley Kyle Evans, developing a long and fruitful work relationship, working on two more of his sitcoms. In October of 2015, Rachelle was hired as a staff writer for season 3 of the critically acclaimed Starz series Survivor's Remorse and continued on as a story editor for the show's fourth and final season. Rachelle (along with co-writer Lauren Houseman) won the 2017 Women's Image Network Award for Best Writing for her season 3 episode of Survivor's Remorse. Since then, Rachelle has written for the upcoming Netflix animated series TUCA & BERTIE and the upcoming BET series FIRST WIVES CLUB.