David, a celebrated and accomplished Deaf thespian, has garnered widespread acclaim and recognition for his remarkable performance as Eric Plunkett in the documentary series "Campus Nightmares", with the Gallaudet Murders episode being a particularly notable and memorable showcase of his impressive acting prowess.
David's early life unfolded in the vibrant state of Louisiana, where he spent his formative years surrounded by the rich cultural heritage and unique traditions of the region. As he grew older, he made the bold decision to relocate to the bustling city of New York, where he enrolled at the renowned Rochester Institute of Technology/National Technical Institute of Technical college.
David's exceptional leadership abilities led to a significant career advancement, as he was appointed President of the NTID Student Congress (NSC) in 2008, a position he held until 2009. Throughout his collegiate tenure, he remained actively engaged in various performances at NTID, concurrently pursuing courses within the Performing Arts department. Notably, he secured additional roles in several films, including "Sophomore", "The Hammer", which starred Matt Hamill, "My Funny Valentine", and "In Security".
As David's acting career continued to unfold, he secured a notable role in the feature film "Contracted", playing the part of a customer with impressive finesse. Furthermore, he made a series of appearances in web-based productions, including the popular "Apple Pie Day With The Tone It Up Girls" and "No Business Like", showcasing his versatility as a performer.
David's acting career began with a notable appearance as a background extra on the popular ABC Family TV series "Switched at Birth", where he skillfully portrayed a student at Carlton High School, demonstrating his versatility and adaptability as an up-and-coming actor.
This pivotal moment marked the beginning of his journey in the entertainment industry, which would soon take a dramatic turn with his debut in the music world. David's big break came when he was featured in Blood on the Dance Floor's official music video "Rise and Shine", a project masterfully directed by the renowned Rage Resteghini.
At the time, David was still a high school student, but his involvement in this project proved to be a significant milestone in his career, showcasing his dedication and passion for the arts. The music video has since become a massive hit, garnering an impressive 1,752,202 views on YouTube, solidifying its place in the world of entertainment.
This early success not only highlighted David's talent but also paved the way for future opportunities, propelling him towards a bright and promising career in the entertainment industry.
