In 2018, Angela co‑founded Black Unicorn Studios with her sister Alinda, launching Tanzanian storytelling on the global stage Their first feature, Binti (2021), was the first Tanzanian film acquired by Netflix and premiered at the Zanzibar International Film Festival Angela earned a Best Script Writer (Drama) nomination at Kenya’s Women in Film Awards in February 2025, and most recently served as head writer for Showmax Kenya’s rom‑com series Big Girl, Small World (2024), leading an all-female writers’ room. In June 2025, she penned the Netflix crime comedy Inside Job, marking another significant milestone in her expanding on-screen repertoire.

Al Jaser first rose to fame as a teenager creating viral satirical videos for popular Arabic-language YouTube channels like FOLAIM Ya Gholaim and Telfaz 11, which collectively garnered hundreds of millions of views. His professional directorial debut, Is Sumiyati Going to Hell? (2016), tackled domestic worker abuse in Saudi Arabia and was featured in Netflix’s Six Windows in the Desert anthology; it also won a Gold Movie Award. He followed with Under Concrete (2017), winner of the Qomrah Award.

In the realm of television and animation, Song has demonstrated his writing prowess with the BBC/CBeebies preschool series Supertato, penning standout episodes such as “The Wishing Tree” and “Pea Repeat” for Season 1, and continuing to write for Season 2. He further expanded his creative footprint into animation production, producing the climactic Season 2
finale of Bilibili’s The Capsule Project, titled “Amy and Frog,” under director Paul Williams with original music by Laurent Perez Del Mar—an episode adapted from a Galaxy Award-winning novella.

As an executive producer and script editor, she contributed to My Perfect Family (2015). Ramaphakela has received several accolades, including “Best Achievement in Screenwriting for a TV Comedy” at the South African Film and Television Awards in 2015 and 2019. She was also recognized as a “Producer to Watch from Africa” at MIPtv in Cannes in 2019.

Her recent projects include the Netflix comedy Disaster Holiday, which Rethabile wrote and directed, How To Ruin Love: The Proposal, a spin-off from her successful Netflix franchise, and serving as the creative producer for season 3 of MTV Shuga Down South. Additionally, she developed the 13-part comedy-drama Magaeng for Mzansi Magic. She is also the co-founder of Burnt Onion Productions.

On television, Lucy has written six episodes and produced five across shows including Two Sentence Horror Stories (The CW) and All Rise (CBS/OWN), even producing her All Rise episodes end-to-end. She has also penned horror feature scripts for major studios like Sony and Paramount and has sold her own TV show to a major studio, with more projects in development.

Luna was nominated for ‘Best Screenplay Drama’ at the Austin Film Festival’s Screenplay & Teleplay Competition for Sophie & Valentina.