Brendan Davis(I)
- Producer
- Director
- Writer
Brendan Davis - Writer, Director, Producer, Composer
Brendan Davis is a filmmaker and composer based in Paris, developing a slate of feature films that span multiple genres and international markets. With a strong background in independent productions and extensive experience working across cultures-primarily in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Beijing, and Paris-he specializes in character-driven stories that explore the complexities of human relationships, ambition, and identity.
As a producer, Davis has been involved in films premiering, competing, or winning at Sundance HK, Toronto, Berlin, and other festivals (Metamorphosis, Deadgirl, Born To Dance, Life With Fiona). In 2013, he produced the first Los Angeles-based season of the Chinese TV hit Jia Pian You Yue (The Best), featuring Stan Lee, Justin Lin, M. Night Shyamalan, Sean Astin, and others. He later wrote and directed the documentary Yibin: An Elemental Journey for CCTV in China and co-produced the feature documentary Crazyhot with director Eric Raine, chronicling a five-year global exploration of the ultra-hot chili pepper world.
Davis is producing My Favorite Season, an ambitious feature film set in the world of high fashion in Paris. His role includes overseeing the project's development and production strategy, as well as working closely with the director to shape and realize the creative vision while navigating the complexities of a large international production. He is also actively developing The Bishop's Man, adapted from Lynden MacIntyre's best-selling novel, with acclaimed filmmaker Babak Payami (752 Is Not A Number, Secret Ballot) attached to direct in Nova Scotia.
As a writer-director, Davis completed a major rewrite of One Shot, a sharp, character-driven drama set in Paris and Marseille. Now in active development, the film delves into themes of love, ambition, and the blurred lines between art and reality, with Davis set to bring his meticulous storytelling approach and strong creative vision to the director's chair.
He is also developing Dirt Track Honeymoon, a feature film that grew out of a short film and music video of the same name. He wrote and directed the short, as well as the accompanying song, which blends cinematic storytelling with a high-energy country-pop sound. The feature expands on the world and themes introduced in the short, offering a fresh take on love, recklessness, and small-town dreams.
In addition, Davis is developing The Unwinding, a psychological drama feature expanding on his earlier acclaimed short film of the same name. The feature deepens the tension and mystery of the original, exploring themes of paranoia, fate, and control.
With multiple projects in motion, Davis continues to build strategic partnerships in France and beyond. His work balances artistic vision with commercial appeal, and his ability to bridge different markets and storytelling styles makes him a filmmaker to watch.
Brendan Davis is a filmmaker and composer based in Paris, developing a slate of feature films that span multiple genres and international markets. With a strong background in independent productions and extensive experience working across cultures-primarily in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Beijing, and Paris-he specializes in character-driven stories that explore the complexities of human relationships, ambition, and identity.
As a producer, Davis has been involved in films premiering, competing, or winning at Sundance HK, Toronto, Berlin, and other festivals (Metamorphosis, Deadgirl, Born To Dance, Life With Fiona). In 2013, he produced the first Los Angeles-based season of the Chinese TV hit Jia Pian You Yue (The Best), featuring Stan Lee, Justin Lin, M. Night Shyamalan, Sean Astin, and others. He later wrote and directed the documentary Yibin: An Elemental Journey for CCTV in China and co-produced the feature documentary Crazyhot with director Eric Raine, chronicling a five-year global exploration of the ultra-hot chili pepper world.
Davis is producing My Favorite Season, an ambitious feature film set in the world of high fashion in Paris. His role includes overseeing the project's development and production strategy, as well as working closely with the director to shape and realize the creative vision while navigating the complexities of a large international production. He is also actively developing The Bishop's Man, adapted from Lynden MacIntyre's best-selling novel, with acclaimed filmmaker Babak Payami (752 Is Not A Number, Secret Ballot) attached to direct in Nova Scotia.
As a writer-director, Davis completed a major rewrite of One Shot, a sharp, character-driven drama set in Paris and Marseille. Now in active development, the film delves into themes of love, ambition, and the blurred lines between art and reality, with Davis set to bring his meticulous storytelling approach and strong creative vision to the director's chair.
He is also developing Dirt Track Honeymoon, a feature film that grew out of a short film and music video of the same name. He wrote and directed the short, as well as the accompanying song, which blends cinematic storytelling with a high-energy country-pop sound. The feature expands on the world and themes introduced in the short, offering a fresh take on love, recklessness, and small-town dreams.
In addition, Davis is developing The Unwinding, a psychological drama feature expanding on his earlier acclaimed short film of the same name. The feature deepens the tension and mystery of the original, exploring themes of paranoia, fate, and control.
With multiple projects in motion, Davis continues to build strategic partnerships in France and beyond. His work balances artistic vision with commercial appeal, and his ability to bridge different markets and storytelling styles makes him a filmmaker to watch.
