Francis embarked upon a captivating acting journey, commencing with the prestigious National Youth Theatre of Great Britain, a revered institution renowned for nurturing a plethora of celebrated actors, including the illustrious Daniel Day-Lewis, Daniel Craig, Ben Kingsley, and Orlando Bloom, whose remarkable talents have been showcased on the world's most prominent stages and screens.
As his artistic trajectory unfolded, Francis expanded his creative horizons by venturing into a wide-ranging array of stage and film productions, leading him to traverse the Atlantic and establish a significant presence in the United States, followed by a transformative sojourn in Japan, where he further honed his craft and cultivated a deeper understanding of the intricacies of global performance art.
Francis' remarkable odyssey has been marked by a striking dichotomy, as he has consistently divided his time between the vibrant metropolis of Tokyo and his humble abode in London, thereby fostering a remarkable body of work that resoundingly demonstrates his impressive range as an actor.
One of the most striking aspects of Francis' oeuvre is his involvement in the documentary film Kicking It, which had the distinction of premiering at the illustrious Sundance Film Festival in the year 2008. Narrated by the inimitable Colin Farrell, this poignant and thought-provoking documentary has garnered widespread acclaim for its powerful and moving portrayal of homelessness and poverty.
Francis's pivotal role in the documentary Kicking It has provided a platform for him to vocally advocate for a multitude of social causes that resonate deeply with his personal values and beliefs. As a result, he has remained steadfastly committed to these initiatives, continuously lending his support and expertise to drive meaningful change.
