Charles Hamilton "Chiz" Schultz, a celebrated and accomplished film and television producer, has had the privilege of embarking on a remarkable career that has spanned over four decades, marked by a profound dedication to showcasing the exceptional talents of African American performers and creatives.
After completing his academic pursuits at Princeton University in the year 1954, Schultz embarked on a professional journey by securing a position as a staff production assistant on the highly acclaimed television programs, Mama and Adventure series, broadcast by CBS-TV.
Schultz's initial foray into independent producing commenced in 1959 and continued until 1962, a three-year span during which he operated as a freelance associate producer, lending his expertise to a variety of television specials, including the critically acclaimed The Judy Garland Show and the groundbreaking Belafonte: New York 1960, a program that showcased the talents of the renowned Harry Belafonte.
