Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Mike Davis optioned his first screenplay, the story of Elvis Presley returning from the grave to become President, shortly after graduating NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.In 2004 he formed Stag Films, writing and co-producing the independent feature film, Pervert! starring Mary Carey, an homage to Russ Meyer, 1970s sexploitation and grindhouse horror films. Davis has worked with writer/director Matt Piedmont, contributing to comedy segments created by Piedmont for Bud TV, Funny or Die and Comedy Central.Davis's directorial debut Sex Galaxy was created entirely out of recycled stock and public domain footage, primarily from the 1968 film Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women,, which in turned borrowed heavily from Planeta Bur. It has screened on the international film festival circuit, winning two "Best Feature" awards and one for "Best Drinking Movie". Due to its "recycling" of copyright-free stock footage, Davis has dubbed it the world's first 'green movie'.. }
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- Mike_Davis_(screenwriter) abstract "Mike Davis optioned his first screenplay, the story of Elvis Presley returning from the grave to become President, shortly after graduating NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.In 2004 he formed Stag Films, writing and co-producing the independent feature film, Pervert! starring Mary Carey, an homage to Russ Meyer, 1970s sexploitation and grindhouse horror films. Davis has worked with writer/director Matt Piedmont, contributing to comedy segments created by Piedmont for Bud TV, Funny or Die and Comedy Central.Davis's directorial debut Sex Galaxy was created entirely out of recycled stock and public domain footage, primarily from the 1968 film Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women,, which in turned borrowed heavily from Planeta Bur. It has screened on the international film festival circuit, winning two "Best Feature" awards and one for "Best Drinking Movie". Due to its "recycling" of copyright-free stock footage, Davis has dubbed it the world's first 'green movie'.".