About Traveller’s Teacup
Train travel across the Kazakhstan Steppes (2007)
Citt Williams is a passionate and proactive filmmaker. Her produced films have been screened at festivals including Cannes (Yellow Fella), Sundance, Mumbai, Melbourne and by broadcasters including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Discovery and National Geographic.
Citt has produced, sought finance and shot independent documentaries on location in India, Nepal, Japan, Thailand, China, France, Indonesian Borneo, rural and remote Australia and from a bicycle seat in Outer Mongolia.
From 2003-2005, Citt was the Executive Producer at CAAMA (Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association) and collaborated with some of Australia’s leading Indigenous filmmakers.
She has worked with Alliance Atlantis, CBC, Lonely Planet, Tribune Entertainment, Disney, MTV, Warner Brothers, Seven & Nine Networks of Australia, SBS, ABC TV, UN agencies, and International government bodies.
She has a Masters degree in documentary from the Australian Film Television and Radio School (Sydney) and a Business degree in Film and TV Production from Queensland University of Technology (Brisbane). Citt has taught tertiary documentary courses and digital media storytelling courses to university students and with remote communities of Australia.
After a life changing solo journey across the Silk Road in 2007, Citt is now based in Tokyo, collaborating with the United Nations University Media Studio on some exciting new projects.
