Janine Eser is a multifaceted and accomplished writer of South African and American descent, whose impressive body of work has spanned various mediums and genres.
As a testament to her adaptability and skill, Eser is currently working on adapting Rachael Denhollander's memoir, WHAT IS A GIRL WORTH?, for producers Basil Iwanyk and Mark Ciardi at game1, a project that underscores her ability to transform powerful true stories into compelling narratives.
In addition to this project, Eser has also written the screenplay adaptation of Trevor Noah's bestselling memoir, BORN A CRIME, for Paramount, with the talented Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o attached to star, a testament to her capacity to bring complex characters and stories to life on the big screen.
Eser's work in television is equally impressive, as evidenced by her creation of MADIBA, a six-part mini-series about the life of Nelson Mandela, which premiered on BET in 2017 and starred the renowned Laurence Fishburne.
Furthermore, Eser's experience in film extends beyond writing, as she has also served as the script editor and Associate Producer on the Academy Award-winning film TSOTSI, a position that has allowed her to develop a deep understanding of the filmmaking process and collaborate with talented individuals from around the world.
Throughout her career, Eser has consistently demonstrated a commitment to telling powerful and thought-provoking stories, and her work has been recognized for its excellence and impact.
