Cree Davis, Janet Jackson in "The Bobby Brown Story" Continues to Soar

ATLANTA - Oct. 23, 2018 - PRLog -- Cree Davis, the actress that portrayed Janet Jackson in THE BOBBY BROWN STORY on BET, was the center of major buzz online after the movie aired originally on September 4 on BET. Since then, her scene from the movie has aired on nearly every major entertainment outlet and been the talk of entertainment reporters and consumers alike.

Cree, an Atlanta transplant, is one to watch. She recently signed with Zero Gravity Management in Los Angeles and is currently considering her next roles. Her acting credits have placed her alongside talented industry veteran Sanaa Lathan, co-starring in Fox's TV series SHOTS FIRED. She has starred in THE SOCIETY and LIFE UNSCRIPTED; her credits also include appearing on OWN network's GREENLEAF. Cree has also represented Publix, Regal Cinemas, Home Depot, Verizon and Comcast as a national brand commercial model.

In addition to acting, Cree, who comes from a musical family, recently release "Only Girl," a new song, produced by multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated music producer Kevin 'Khao' Cates and written by Quintin Amey and Cree Davis. The song is the female response to Bobby Brown's classic hit "Tenderoni."

She's currently compiling "Love Levels," an album whose early release of "Like You" is an ode to love on all levels. It's a sensual song that leaves you hopeful and in love.

This summer Cree and her Unconditional Love Movement helped Atlanta area youth DREAM OUT LOUD during an event hosted as part of LudaDay in Atlanta.

Cree helped Atlanta area youth DREAM OUT LOUD. In conjunction with Youth Challenge, Inc. (YCI), the Mayor's Office of Film and Entertainment, Disturbing tha Peace and other sponsors, Cree brought her positivity and energy to the event that introduced over 600 area youth to careers in science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM). Panelist include: Chaka, Ludacris, Michael B. Jordon, Dr. Lonnie Johnson and Toyota North America (Lexus) top executives.

The title sponsor for the event was Toyota Motor North America. Chick-fil-A was on-board as a Platinum Sponsor. According to Cree, "The event created a unique experience that exposed Atlanta Public School and Atlanta University Center students to inventors, leaders in science, technology, the arts and manufacturing fields. Our goal is that these connections will encourage young people to become passionate about participating in S.T.E.A.M. activities and understanding its importance to helping create the future they desire."

Cree, who attended Alabama State University and completed her studies in Business Administration at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA, and Film Acting in Berlin, Germany, enjoys giving to others, sharing her talents and traveling the world. Cree uses her talent to create a platform to help improve communities and encourage people to love on all levels and dream big.

Giving back and encouraging others is key to who Cree Davis is. She has worked hard to better herself and knows first-hand, the power of having a dream. She dreamed of one day writing and recording her own songs-well she has; and she dreamed of acting on television and film-well she has; she dreamed of speaking to the world and encouraging those who need encouragement-well she has. She has provided motivation and inspiration to underserved youth, those impacted by crime including domestic violence - bringing hope into the darkness.

Listen to "Only Girl" at https://youtu.be/tAh67lH77Zc



Listen to "Like You" at https://youtu.be/60teahD_Zl8

Watch Cree in a scene from The Bobby Brown Story here: https://youtu.be/702u9Y80EXY  https://youtu.be/702u9Y80EXY

Read more about Cree's philanthropy here:  https://creedavis.com/philanthropy/

Find out more about Cree Davis here: www.creedavis.com Follow Cree Davis on social media @CreeDavisStar