Mitchell McDowell

Director, Writer, Producer, Creator MITCHELL MCDOWELL BIO Born and raised in Rialto, Ca. Mitch, as he is known to his friends, moved to Hollywood in 2000 when he opened 24/7 bail bonds and bounty hunting services, which led to an expansion of Big Fish Bail Bonds. Mitch also opened a comedy club in the Larchmont district of Los Angeles after settling into his new surroundings. Mitch is the oldest son of the late funk artist, General Kane. Mitch has also co-written three feature length films with his brother Ceasar McDowell. The first, titled "The Family", is about four Italian and black siblings fighting the mob for their father's casino. The second, "Hidden Agenda", depicts a secret society and how it selects the president and how they bring him down. The third, "Buckwild", is the story of a family gone awry after their father passes away. Mitch then solely wrote a T.V. drama called "The Business", a show depicting the world of high end escorting. After linking up with new found friend Clint Smith, went on to produce and direct the pilot for the show, which instantly sparked a buzz in Hollywood. Mitch gaining an idea of how the industry works he reached back into his archives and shot "Buckwild" as a short film. After listening to his peers asking him to do a comedy, Mitch sat down and wrote "George Christ", a full length feature depicting the fictional character George Christ, Jesus' younger twin brother that never got any credit for his support and involvement in helping his brother Jesus become who he is today.