David C Connolly

David C. Connolly is the founder of Films By David. Under this umbrella, in association with Black Gold Productions, he has created notable short films such as Manny and the Bell as well as Mugger B Gone. He is currently in the process of two projects: working on a short film Second Chance and Veterans Painting Club, a reality show about war vets learning practical skills through oil painting lessons. David C. Connolly is committed to bringing creative entertainment to the public with important messages about society and how we relate to one another. With his short Manny and the Bell, he delves into the mind of a washed up boxer. In the span of a few minutes, we see a fully developed character struggling with his current situation. This is by no means a depressing scenario, it is full of comical expression which ends with some good old fashioned physical humor. Veterans Painting Club is a project near and dear to David's heart. With a goal in mind to document the veteran experience while teaching a valuable trade to these fallen soldiers. David's latest project is a dramatic short film. Second Chance features a father and his estranged son who spend the day together before being "taken" to see Frankie. Films By David is proud to be working with Dan Braverman (IMBd), David Scott Heck (IMBd), Brandon Pentecost (IMBd), with Emmy Awarding Cinematographer Larry McKee (IMBd) as Director of Photography. Films By David is proud to be centrally located in Houston Texas. David has traveled the world and has always considered Houston his home base. With smart writing and wholesome fun, David assembles stories that are both quirky and humorous with thought provoking content. David is a long term resident of the city of Houston. He resides here with his wife and children. He is uniquely tuned into the goings on within the city, and that eclectic spirit is reflected in his work.