David Caprita, a native of Jacksonville, Florida, was born on September 30, 1953, as a child of a Navy family, which meant that his early life was marked by a sense of adventure and frequent relocation. At the tender age of 14, he began his journey in the entertainment industry, initially starting out in Pensacola, Florida, and eventually spreading his wings to host morning shows across the nation, with notable stops including Miami, Florida, Seattle, Washington, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Los Angeles, California.
David's initial forays into radio broadcasting laid the groundwork for his subsequent leap into the world of acting, a move that ultimately led him to the vibrant city of Miami, where he began to make a name for himself in the film and television industries, as well as on the stage.
As his career continued to flourish, David received a prestigious nomination for Best Actor in the esteemed Florida Carbonell Awards in the year 2000, a that recognition was bestowed upon him in recognition of his outstanding performance in the Southeastern United States premiere of Tracy Letts' critically acclaimed play, "Killer Joe".
This notable achievement was merely the beginning of David's illustrious collaboration with the renowned playwright, as he would later appear in another one of Letts' thought-provoking works, the gripping drama "Bug".
David's acting and radio career flourished in Los Angeles as he meticulously refined his craft at a variety of esteemed institutions, including The Sanford Meisner Center, a renowned hub for artistic development, as well as Theater 68, Theater Unleashed, Skypilot Theater, and other notable establishments.
David's extensive writing repertoire boasts a diverse range of creative endeavors, showcasing his versatility and mastery of various forms of storytelling. One of his notable achievements is the successful performance of his one-act plays at prestigious festivals such as The Hollywood Fringe and Atlanta Fringe Festivals.
In addition to his stage work, David has also ventured into scriptwriting, crafting several compelling scripts, including TV pilots and screenplays that have garnered attention and acclaim. Some of his notable screenwriting credits include "Tropic Air", "All Talk", "Muscle Shoals", and the intriguing episodic tale of serial killer/president Dick Posey, "Hell to the Chief".
Furthermore, David's onstage writing portfolio includes the captivating plays "Jake and the Angel" and "Mule", as well as an impressive array of comedy sketches penned for the popular late-night comedy series, "Fries on the Side".
David, a renowned individual, currently makes his home in the charming city of Fayetteville, nestled in the heart of Georgia, just a short distance from the vibrant metropolis of Atlanta.
