Dead. Karolyn Ali, born in 1945 and died August 18, 2015, she was an American film and music producer, best known for her documentary Tupac: Resurrection.
She started her career in the music industry, producing music and commercials.
Ali served as an executive at SOLAR Records. In 1984, she founded her own label Renge Films to produce commercials. In 1994, Ali produced her first feature film Klash.
In 2003, Karolyn Ali was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature for her film Tupac: Resurrection, she co-produced with Lauren Lazin and Preston Holmes.
Ali died on August 18, 2015 at her home in Los Angeles at the age of 70.
One Reply to “Karolyn Ali, film producer, died at 70”
Karolyn, finest lady ever out of the city of Springfield in Mass. I have been a forever friend since seeing and meeting her in 1961 at Springfield College. As she would light up a room upon entrance, so has she lit up my life as a friend. I know that only her sister, Niece and Mother, Jenny, miss her more. Because of Karolyn, Ms. Golden always referred to me as a son. For that I am proud to be blessed with a second mother, having lost my ma in 2009 at the young age of 101 years.
Loved her then and over the subsequent 50 odd years, I have never gotten over Carol, and never will, but as I live, she will live on in me. Wanted the West coast to know that she impacted the East coast also. Strength to the family, with Live.