Kenya D. Williamson

Kenya D. Williamson
Kenya D. Williamson
Born	Kenya Dieja Williamson; Levittown, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Alma mater	Temple University
Occupations	Novelist; actress; screenwriter;
Years active	1997–present
Website	http://www.kenyadwilliamson.com

Kenya D. Williamson (born ) is an American novelist, short fiction author, screenwriter and actress. Her works of fiction include Depth of Focus: A Novel, Checked Out and Drive. She often posts excerpts of her works in progress on Scribd. Her acting highlights include roles in House M.D., Yes, Dear, Commuters and The Girls' Room.

Biography

Williamson graduated from Neshaminy High School in Langhorne, Pennsylvania and was awarded an Outstanding Achievement Scholarship by Temple University in Philadelphia where she studied theater and journalism. Currently, she writes short fiction, novels and screenplays. She's appeared in dozens of commercials, including Comcast, Lowe's, Honda, Tylenol and Taco Bell.

Filmography

House M.D. (2005) - Nurse
Commuters (2005) - Byanca Johnson
Target (2004) - Miss Demmings
Yes, Dear (2003) - Wendy
Mister Sterling (2003) - Executive Assistant
The Girls' Room (2000) - Zoe
Red Handed (1999) - Paramedic
Saved by the Bell: The New Class (1998) - Amanda
The Players Club (1998) - Student
Working (1997)
Living Single (1997)
One Eight Seven (1997)

Trivia

Williamson wrote and co-starred in the web series "Ernie's Girls." She voiced the 9-year-old character Lorrin for Health Nuts Media's animated project. She was selected as a semi-finalist for Film Independent's Project: Involve in Spring 2008 and was mistakenly credited as Kenya Williams in 1998's The Players Club. She began playing the violin at age 8.

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