David's origins are rooted in Bolton, Lancashire, where he first took his first breath, and his formative years were characterized by a profound affinity for the performing arts. As the offspring of an Anglican vicar, David's early life was deeply influenced by the vicissitudes of the entertainment world. His academic journey began at his father's esteemed public school, where he cultivated his artistic talents by participating in an array of school productions and even taking on the mantle of producer for many of these undertakings. Notably, his time at school was guided by the visionary direction of David Self, a stalwart figure in the world of theater who, unfortunately, succumbed to mortality in the year 2008.
David's tenure at school was marked by a plethora of creative endeavors, one of which was the writing and directing of a comedy film titled 'The Weirdies', a testament to his burgeoning skills in the realm of filmmaking.
Additionally, he gained recognition for his impressive vocal talents, recording a multitude of voice-overs for the esteemed BBC radio, further solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished performer.
In a particularly notable achievement, David brought joy and festive cheer to audiences by narrating a Christmas story in the year 1973, a demonstration of his ability to adapt to various formats and genres.
David's academic record was truly exceptional, boasting a remarkable string of achievements that culminated in his successful audition for a highly coveted spot at the renowned Drama Studio London in the year 1995. This esteemed institution, with a distinguished history of producing talented alumni who have gone on to achieve great success in the entertainment industry, including the likes of Forrest Whittaker and Peter Howitt, presented David with a Distinction upon his graduation, a testament to his exceptional skills and dedication to his craft.
David, a diligent student at DSL, seized the opportunity to tread the boards of the renowned Olivier Stage at the esteemed National Theatre in London, where he took on the demanding role of Timon in a production of Timon of Athens, showcasing his remarkable acting prowess.
Notable highlights in David's illustrious filmography include the critically acclaimed Sliding Doors, a thought-provoking cinematic masterpiece, as well as the intriguing 12 in a Box, a testament to his remarkable adaptability and range as an actor and writer.
In the year 2000, David took a significant step forward in his professional journey by diversifying his repertoire and venturing into the realm of movie production. This notable milestone marked the inception of his own film production company, which he aptly named Cracking Films. Under his visionary leadership, Cracking Films has rapidly grown into a prominent entity, boasting an impressive array of movies at various stages of production.
David, a highly esteemed and accomplished individual within the realm of the film industry, has earned the distinguished honor of holding a voting membership with the prestigious British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA),a testament to his impressive credentials and expertise.
In addition to his esteemed membership with BAFTA, David is also a valued member of the English Speaking Union, a respected organization that fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of the English language and culture.
Currently residing in a picturesque location near the vibrant city of London, David leads a dynamic and busy lifestyle, with a schedule that is always filled to the brim with a multitude of commitments and pursuits.
Whether he is traveling extensively for work or pleasure, David is constantly on the move, exploring new destinations and experiencing the rich cultural heritage of the world around him.
