David Alexander Kaplan was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, a city that would play a significant role in shaping his future endeavors. His parents, Alan and Zhenia Kaplan, instilled in him the importance of following his passions, a sentiment that would later be echoed by his older brother, actor Michael Kendall Kaplan.
David's career in the entertainment industry began with a series of successes in both film and television. He landed a role as a series regular in the highly acclaimed FX TV series Kindred on Hulu, a show that received widespread critical acclaim. In addition, he made appearances in five episodes of the award-winning Stranger Things Season 4 on Netflix, sharing the screen with Brian Cranston, Rainn Wilson, and Annette Bening in the feature film Jerry and Marge Go Large.
David's body of work also includes collaborations with renowned actors and directors. He worked alongside Stephen Dorf in the feature film Embattled and appeared in supporting lead roles in Lifetime Movie, a Sister's Secret, and two episodes of Creepshow on Shudder TV. His work was directed by Tom Savini and Greg Nicotero, both highly respected figures in the film industry.
In addition to his film and television work, David has also made appearances on national TV commercials and in episodes of popular television shows such as The Resident on FOX and McGyver on CBS.
Despite his petite stature, David is filled with wisdom and discipline that is well beyond his years. His love for the creative process and the art of acting is evident in his dedication to his craft. David's passion for storytelling and his ability to bring characters to life have made him a sought-after talent in the entertainment industry.
