He also trained at the Oxford School of Drama summer program in England and Virginia Commonweath University. In 2003, Frank was a recipient of the Princess Grace Award for Excellence in Acting from the Royal Family of Monaco. In 2013, Frank established Black Hollywood, as a social-conscious arts movement with a desire to change and positively influence the landscape of films depicting images of the African Diaspora, while rekindling the dominance and quality of all filmmaking.

Frank Faucette most recently completed the screenplay, Iniquities, a feature film currently in development. Frank has extensive production experience working on various independent films that have screened at various festivals including BET’s Urbanworld Film Festival, American Black Film Festival, Pan African Film Festival, and Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival. As an actor Frank has credits in film, television, and theater including – Film: CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story (VH1), Truth Hall (BET), Nat Turner: A Troublesome Property (PBS), and Sally Hemmings: An American Scandal (CBS); Television: Meet the Browns (TBS), Everybody Hates Chris (CW), Criminal Minds (CBS), and Cold Case (CBS); Theater: Much Ado About Nothing (Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival), Flight (Kirk Douglas Theatre/CTG), Huck and Holden (Black Dahlia Theatre), Broke-ology (Hartford TheaterWorks), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Richmond Shakespeare Festival). Frank Faucette also serves as Chairman and CEO at 7th Generation Productions.