Citt Williams is an Australian documentary producer, climate scientist and academic working furiously at the intersection of documentary film, intimate and traditional knowledge practices and climatic change.

Making documentaries for over 25 years, Citt stands by her understanding that high-calibre story-telling builds meaningful connections and diplomacy with wider worlds.

Commercially, Citt's produced documentaries have been exhibited widely including at film festivals Cannes, Mumbai, Melbourne and by broadcasters National Geographic, Discovery, CBC, Al Jazeera, ABCTV and SBS. She has worked for Lonely Planet, Alliance Atlantis, Tribune Entertainment, MTV, Warner Brothers, CAAMA, Australia’s Seven & Nine Networks as well as the United Nations and various inter-government bodies. Citt has created independent documentaries on location in India, Nepal, Russian Siberia, Tajikistan, Japan, Thailand, China, France, Indonesian Borneo, rural and remote Australia and from a bicycle seat in Outer Mongolia.

Exhibition-projects include Indigenous Voices on Climate Change Film Festival (a UNFCCC COP15 side event @ National Museum of Copenhagen, 2009), The Weight of the Soil (a iDARE exhibit @ Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne, 2016), and at the Asia Pacific Triennial - APT5 CINEMA, 2007 as producer of Beck Cole’s documentaries Wirriya: Small boy and The Lore of Love. Together with filmmaker Sarah-Jane Woulahan she initiated the Australian collective media action, Ministry of Truth (2007-2008).