Black Zombie Movie
Don is having a perfect day until a determined realtor finds her way to the backyard of his property; his best friend George isn't having the best day with his son. Kenya, Don's sister, suggests therapy to both of them while in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. All they have to do is survive.
"It's always good in the hood, just not today."
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Choni FrancisDirectorBlavity Orginals, Way Black WhenGoogle Play
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Choni FrancisWriterAddicted To You/Black In The Office
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Carl TartKey Cast"George "Grand Crew (NBC), Comedy Bang, Bang
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Ariel BrownKey Cast"Kenya"The Minx (HBO), Tough Love
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Tory Devon SmithKey Cast"Poochie"The Baldwin Archives (Short Film) This Games Called Murder
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Tristin CunnighamKey Cast"Gillian/Zombie"Phoenix (CBS) NCIS (CBS)
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Choni FrancisKey Cast"Don"The Morning Show (appletv) Addicted To You (Amazon)
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Comedy, Action, Horror, Zombies, Ensemble
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Completion Date:February 29, 2024
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Houston's own Choni Francis has been called "One to watch in the content creation realm, a multi-hyphenate creator. He's an idea guy that completes." Choni is a 13-year comedian-improviser who has received Fourteen independent film festival awards for the screenplay Addicted To You"; he was the creative producer for Blavity Inc. He oversaw the creative direction of Blavity Originals, housing all original scripted comedy material for the tech giant. Choni has written/produced commercial spots for Google Play, Clorox, and WWE Films. In addition, he created the German-based MoviePilot's comedy landing page Instant Funny, growing the page to a massive following. While reoccurring as RJ on The Morning Show. Creating the pilot Way Black When for Warner Media, Choni's comedic talent and eye to see the MacGuffin in visual projects is truly a gift. Producing sold-out comedy shows and a three-day festival, Define The Future. Choni's growth and trajectory in the media space are sensational.
“I have a powerful vision and a strong drive to create meaningful content that resonates with my community and beyond. My passion for storytelling and the desire to represent black people in movies beyond pain, struggle, and trauma, showcasing them in genres like horror, sci-fi, with nuanced from the cultural and humor, is my inspiration for doing this. Which is what I make my films resonate and represent.
As a comedian, actor, and improviser, with my attention to detail and collaborative spirit, I am well-equipped to pursue the creation of impactful and memorable films. I recognize the importance of the storyteller in African folklore and I've made a commitment to preserving my culture and people through my work.
As I continue to push my own visual boundaries, I find ways to humble myself, knowing that God has given me a unique voice and perspective, and my determination to succeed despite the many obstacles I have faced. It’s a testament to my resilience and passion for this craft of storytelling.
Creativity doesn't build character; it reveals it. This is something I want to keep doing for myself, my friends, and my family, as I continue to look across from and beside me who want to build and cultivate a creative collective community. This is who I am and why I do what I do."