David DeSantos, a multifaceted and accomplished individual, was blessed with the opportunity to grow and flourish within the culturally vibrant San Fernando Valley, a region steeped in artistic tradition and heritage. His family's long-standing connection to the entertainment industry has been a significant factor in shaping his creative path, with his grandmother, a respected and accomplished film editor, playing a pivotal role in fostering his appreciation for the craft.
Through her extensive experience in the industry, DeSantos' grandmother had the privilege of working on the groundbreaking TV series "Gunsmoke", a show that is often credited with being the first western to be broadcast on television. This iconic program not only showcases her technical expertise but also highlights the profound impact it had on the development of the television western genre as a whole.
Due to the profound impact of his family's background, DeSantos was initially captivated by the realm of post-production, a fascination that continued to intensify as he pursued his academic endeavors at the esteemed American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Throughout nearly a decade, he has dedicated himself to refining his craft within the nation's most prominent regional theatres, concurrently establishing himself as a reputable figure within the television industry, having had the opportunity to contribute to some of the most highly-acclaimed and respected shows.
It was the year 2011 that proved to be a pivotal moment in the career of DeSantos, as he was handpicked to take part in a dramatic reinterpretation of William Shakespeare's iconic masterpiece, "Hamlet", a production that would go on to receive a prestigious Grammy nomination in the category of Best Spoken Word / Audiobook.
