 Following this, he worked in Tracey Edmonds’ company Edmonds Entertainment as a junior executive.Franklin made the transition into Hollywood’s studio system in 2003 when he took up a creative executive position at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.In his book, "Produced by Faith," Franklin describes his time at MGM as critical in reaffirming his passion for filmmaking thanks to the creative input his new role afforded him in helping contribute to projects like John Travolta's 2005 crime-comedy "Be Cool".