David V.G. Davies

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Alias:
D-Day

David V.G. Davies is a writer and director, known for Blaze of Gory: Snow (2016, Monitor (2011) and Animal Soup (2009). His first film, co-directed with J.A.K, Animal Soup, was discovered by a horror magazine editor leading to him writing and directing a monthly horror show released on DVD as a cover mount with that publication, Gorezone Magazine.

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Casting:
2011  Monitor

Cinematography:
2011  Monitor

Director:
2009  Animal Soup
2011  Monitor
2012  Three's A Shroud
2015  A Killer Conversation
2017  Blaze of Gory

Director of Photography:
2009  Animal Soup
2011  Monitor
2012  Three's A Shroud
2015  A Killer Conversation
2017  Blaze of Gory

Editor:
2009  Animal Soup
2011  Monitor
2012  Three's A Shroud
2015  A Killer Conversation
2017  Blaze of Gory

Producer:
2009  Animal Soup
2011  Monitor
2012  Three's A Shroud
2015  A Killer Conversation
2017  Blaze of Gory

Thanks:
2009  Animal Soup
2011  Monitor
2012  Three's A Shroud
2015  A Killer Conversation
2017  Blaze of Gory
2023  Camp Blood 666 Part 2: Exorcism of the Clown

Writer:
2009  Animal Soup
2011  Monitor
2012  Three's A Shroud
2015  A Killer Conversation
2017  Blaze of Gory
2023  Camp Blood 666 Part 2: Exorcism of the Clown

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