Julia Davis
Julia Davis was born and raised in Kiev, Ukraine.
His Imperial and Royal Highness, Prince of Edes bestowed the noble title of Baroness upon Julia Davis in 2009.
Julia Davis participated in organizing "Night of the Royals", a gala event and fundraiser for the benefit of the City of Hope, which is one of the world's leading biomedical research and treatment centers for patients with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. "Night of the Royals" was attended by H.R.H. Prince Mahdi Al-Senussi (a member of the powerful Al-Senussi Royal Family and leading financial and business advisor to the Middle East, Europe and leading companies in the United States), Sir Charles Durning (twice nominated for an Oscar, the winner of the Golden Globe Award, and the celebrated winner of the Screen Actors Guild 2008 Life Achievement Award), Producer John D. Schofield: (OKW Executive In Charge of Production, member of the Directors Guild of America, Producer of Academy Award winning ("Jerry McGuire", "Ali", "As Good As It Gets"), Dennis Tinerino: (World Champion, Bodybuilder Hall of Fame Member: former Mr. America, Mr. Natural Universe and four-time Mr. Universe), as well as other public figures and celebrities.
Julia's maiden surname is Kot, which is the surname of a Polish szlachta (nobility) family.
Julia has a Masters degree as an Avionics and Spacecraft Engineer.
English is Julia's third language. She is also fluent in Spanish, Russian and Ukrainian and conversive in several other languages. Davis completed a course in basic Persian (Farsi) at the Cal State Northridge and is planning to continue her linguistic studies.
Julia Davis is an accomplished classical pianist, having attended a musical school at the early age of six years old and mastered her skills over a decade of training.
In her graduate year of study she began working at the world renowned Dovzhenko Studios in film production where she assisted international co-productions and coordinated with the Department of Ministry in dealing with all aspects of production, film finance, post production, distribution, government clearances, transportation, visas, military and civilian agencies.
Julia Davis worked as a stunt double for Academy Award winner Angelina Jolie.
She was featured in numerous print and ad work publications in Europe and the United States, including print issue of the Fashion Magazine "Top Model".
Julia Davis served as an Immigration Inspector and a Customs and Border Protection Officer with the Department of Homeland Security, receiving outstanding performance ratings. She was the first Immigration Inspector to process a narcotics seizure, upon the creation of the Department of Homeland Security.
Julia was hired by the DHS/ CBP (formerly INS) with top test scores (100%) and graduated from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Academy with honors and Certificate of Outstanding Achievement.
Julia Davis is a Department of Homeland Security whistleblower. After she exposed a breach of national security, Julia Davis was falsely called a "Domestic Terrorist", had her home raided with a Blackhawk helicopter and a Special Response Team, was twice falsely imprisoned and maliciously prosecuted (with a subsequent finding of factual innocence and dismissal of all charges), subjected to years of warrantless surveillance, vehicle tracking, traffic stops without probable cause, warrantless searches and seizures and a multitude of other violations.
Julia's story was mentioned in the book "Unsafe At Any Altitude".
Julia Davis is a Vice President of Production of Fleur De Lis Film Studios.
She is the CEO of a Los Angeles based translation/interpreting company, Official Russian Translation.
Julia is a produced Screenwriter.
Feature film "Forget About It", based on the screenplay authored by Julia Davis, won the Best Picture Award at the New Jersey Film Festival.
Julia is currently working on several books. One of her current literary pursuits is a book, “Until It Happens To You”, designed to help government whistleblowers, provide advice for victims of wrongful termination, valuable information for Pro Se litigants and victims of selective/malicious prosecution.
