DAVE GEBROE

Since attending Boston University film school in the early 1990s, Dave Gebroe has written, produced, and directed almost a dozen shorts. In 1997, his film "38 Geary" won the Bronze Seal Award at England's IAC Film Festival. In addition, he was the Head Writer for movie website Reel.com, and the co-founder and Marketing Director of the 1996 San Francisco Short Films Festival, which played two sold-out shows at the Roxie Theater. "The Homeboy" marks his debut as a feature film director/producer. It's played at ten film festivals, and was picked up for worldwide distribution by Urban Entertainment, co-producers of the hit comedy "Undercover Brother". "The Homeboy" received regular rotation during June and July 2002 on In-Demand Pay-Per-View, and had a huge nationwide video/DVD release in October 2002.

Gebroe’s newest feature, “Zombie Honeymoon”—which he wrote, directed, and produced—has been well-received at prestigious festivals around the world, including the Hamptons, Slamdance, San Francisco Int’l, Sitges, Brussels, Oldenburg, Torino, and FanTasia. It’s been picked up for a massive Valentine’s Day ’06 DVD/video release by Showtime, who will also be playing it on their station with great regularity in late Spring. Fabrication Films is selling it worldwide, and have financed a theatrical release as well, which has passed through New York, San Francisco, Washington, DC, and Portland. The reviews have been unanimously positive, from such publications as the New York Times, the LA Times, Variety, Salon.com, New York Magazine, and the New York Post. Gebroe is currently working on his new feature.