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(left) Dennis Davis and Christie Davis attend the 2005 premiere of their documentary short “Beyond Babylon” at the Los Angeles Short Film Festival, Arclight Theatre, Hollywood, CA.
Christie Davis is the writer, director and co-producer of "Women at War: Forgotten Female Veterans of Operation Desert Storm." This documentary won the 2006 Roy W. Dean Grant awarded to films that are "unique and make a contribution to society." Other films include the award-winning documentary short, "Beyond Babylon," which examines the true cost of war from 536 BC to the current Iraq War. This film premiered in 2005 at the Los Angeles Short Film Festival held at the Arclight Theatre in Hollywood and continues to screen at film festivals world-wide.
Dennis Davis is a multi-talented cinematographer, editor, musician, composer, singer-songwriter. He's co-producer, DP, editor and composer for the documentary feature "Women At War: Forgotten Female Veterans of Operation Desert Storm." In addition he co-produced shot, edited and composed the score for the documentary short "Beyond Babylon." Currently, Dennis is recording a CD of his recent political songs, entitled "Seeking The Truth." His song "Regret to Inform" plays over the ending credits of Barbara Trent's documentary short "Soldiers Speak Out." As co-owner of Chris/Den Productions, he's filmed many award-winning theatrical productions including Julie Harris in the "Belle of Amherst." |
