David Ingram's life began on March 27th in the quaint and picturesque town of Bowmanville, Ontario, where his parents, Kathryn Fay Ingram and Roger Ingram, nurtured his innate artistic abilities from a tender age. As a youthful child, he would spend considerable amounts of time at his drawing table, enthusiastically indulging in his passion for drawing and painting for hours on end, a testament to his dedication and creativity.
David's academic journey underwent a significant transformation during his high school years, as his interests and passions began to evolve and shift towards the realm of visual arts. This newfound fascination with the creative and artistic led him to apply to and eventually secure a coveted spot in McMaster University's esteemed Fine Arts program, a prestigious and highly competitive institution renowned for its excellence in the field.
However, as the time approached for David to embark on this new academic venture, a sudden and unexpected change of heart began to take hold. Despite his initial enthusiasm and commitment to the Fine Arts program, David found himself increasingly drawn to the world of theatre, with its rich tapestry of storytelling, performance, and emotional resonance.
As this internal conflict came to a head, David made the bold decision to pivot and switch to the theatre program at McMaster University, a move that would ultimately prove to be a transformative and life-changing experience. Throughout his time in the program, David's passion for theatre only continued to grow, as he immersed himself in the intricacies of playwriting, directing, and performance.
Ultimately, David's academic journey culminated in his graduation from McMaster University with a Combined Honours degree in Theatre and Philosophy, a testament to his unwavering dedication and perseverance in the face of uncertainty and change.
Following the successful culmination of his university education, David made the pivotal decision to relocate to the vibrant city of Toronto, where he embarked on a new chapter in his professional journey. His inaugural foray into the realm of television acting arrived in the form of a role in the sci-fi series Starhunter, a show that served as the perfect springboard for his subsequent appearances in a diverse array of productions. These included the critically acclaimed series Doc, the groundbreaking drama Queer As Folk, the provocative comedy G-Spot, and the popular Disney Channel original movie Twitches. Building upon this momentum, David's breakthrough in feature films came in 2005, when he landed the lead role of Victor Ventura in the award-winning Canadian superhero fantasy Sidekick, a film that garnered widespread recognition and acclaim.
David's professional journey took a significant turn in 2007 when he relocated to Vancouver, a city that would soon provide him with the perfect platform to showcase his acting prowess. It wasn't long before he landed a supporting role in the television feature "Time & Again", a project that would serve as a springboard for his future success.
He continued to make a name for himself in the industry by securing lead and co-starring roles in some of the most popular television series of the time, including the science fiction drama "Stargate", the supernatural thriller "Supernatural", and the superhero drama "Smallville".
David's career-defining moment arrived with his securing a recurring character position on the comedy television series Hiccups, where he portrayed the endearing and benevolent literary agent Taylor Rymes, showcasing his impressive acting abilities.
David, a multifaceted individual, embarked on a creative journey in 2012 by penning and co-producing his inaugural film, Ten Thousand Steps, in which he also assumed the lead role of a sorrowful gentleman, whose existence is marked by a poignant realization - he has only a limited number of steps, precisely ten thousand, remaining to him until his inevitable demise.
Since then, David's career has traversed a diverse range of television series, including Alcatraz, Almost Human, Cedar Cove, Rush, and Motive, each offering a unique canvas for him to showcase his versatility as an actor.
Furthermore, David has secured a recurring role as Macon Turner in Hallmark's esteemed Aurora Teagarden Mystery Movie Series, opposite the talented Candace Cameron Bure, a collaboration that has undoubtedly expanded his professional repertoire.
David has recently made notable appearances in a variety of television shows, including the historical drama Reign, the fantasy series Good Witch, and the political thriller Designated Survivor.
