Saint Town

Randall Courtland Davis is a prolific writer, content creator, author, actor and activist. He attended Clark Atlanta University with a major in Public Relations and a minor in Theater Arts. He obtained a job in International Marketing at Warner Brothers upon graduation. He was soon promoted into television and film production working as second assistant to Ilene Chaiken, President of Quincy Jones Entertainment.

A year later, Mr. Davis became the Production Coordinator on the Martin Show for HBO for its first season. He further found his voice while taking advanced courses in screenwriting with Robert McKee while simultaneously rising to the top of his management roles in the service industry in Los Angeles for the last twenty-eight years. He continued to hone his craft by educating himself through the reading, writing, and studying of scripts from every genre. The genre he found most fascinating was dramatic expression as it resonated with his soul and history. He then worked 3 years in the Non-Profit sector for “My Friend's House Foundation” as its Director of Operations while simultaneously being a single father to three young children, now young adults.

Davis has written six features films, including a musical, and countless other ideas and projects in the vault. He has written two stage plays, a short film, and three original television pilots; a sitcom and two hour-long dramas. He now looks to find his tribe and to partner on a production deal to package his life’s work, share his talents and experiences, and bring hope to the world through storytelling.