Actor / Writer / Producer / Director

Film, Stage and Scripts

Scripts:

• The Black Knight (Si-Fi/Action)
• To Kill on a Hot Day (Drama/Thriller)
• The Roommate (Drama/Thriller)
• Revenge of a Warlock (Horror)
• One Dark Noon (Si-Fi/Western/Adventure)
• The Storm of Love (Drama)
• In My Eyes (Drama)
• Raping of a Rose (Drama/Action)
• Night Runner (Horror/Si-Fi)
• Lunch Date (Thriller)
• Inner City Snow (Drama)
• Love me not (Thriller) (not to be confused as "Loves me not" the stageplay)
• Old Cops (Co-Writer) (Comedy/Action)

Stageplays:

• Coal Black and the Seven Souls (Comedy)
• One Night in Heaven (Romance)
• Land of a Hero (Drama/Romance)
• Loves Me Not (Comedy/Romance)
• Crossing the Colorline (Drama/Period)

Music Videos:

• Upon Request

Films:

• Revenge of a Warlock
• Arizona Werewolf
• Hot Rods
• Elegant Affairs
• Women of Colors
• Street Patrol
• Crossing the Colorline

A little bit about Bryan

I started out acting, in a stage play called “From this Land.” I was cast as an African warrior, during the slave trade. My part, though small, meant the world to me. I delivered my lines and the crowd went wild. I received a standing ovation. It was the turning point in my life, to see all of my family members standing there (smile). I knew that entertainment would be my vice, even at the age of eight. I went on to sing in a group called the “Soulful Six”. As lead my hunger for the entertainment business grew. I then starred in a few more stage plays and continued to perform any place I could. I was in, as well as produced, fashion shows. I then went into movies, taking on any roles as an extra and a couple of featured parts, nothing that would move me, as entertainment once had. I then started a traveling disco troop, called “California Gold,” which was very successful. Being an MC/DJ/entertainer was a very rewarding adventure. During this time I took film classes as well as volunteered on any project that would have me. Also during these years I found my true loves, writing, producing and directing.

In 1990, I started a business called “Fade to Black Productions.” That company would go on to produce over 150 projects over the years, everything from commercials to movies. I later changed the companies name to “F2B Productions,” because a lot of people saw it as militant and not just words that are called at the end of a scene. I formed several other umbrella production companies. One for my stage projects, another for my video projects and a new one for any motion picture projects.

In 1993, I wrote a stage play called “Crossing the Color Line.” It was a great success and spawned me to make it into a motion picture. It should be out in early 2009. Thought the project was shot in a video format, it has great potential on the internet, as well as, NETFLIX, Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos, to name a few distribution markets.

I hope my passions, for this business, will come through in this project, “Inner City Snow.”

Bryan Colby Martin Sr.

Actor/Writer/Producer/Director