Dave's impressive acting portfolio boasts an extensive array of feature films and television productions, showcasing his remarkable versatility and talent. Among his notable credits, he stands out as General Zachary Taylor in the History Channel's 2006 film, "The Mexican-American War", a captivating historical drama that brought to life the pivotal events of this significant conflict. Additionally, he brought depth and nuance to the role of the lead character's father-in-law in the History Channel's "Shot From the Sky" (2004),a gripping and thought-provoking production that explored the complexities of human experience.
Notable among his professional endeavors was his involvement with the film production company New Century Film Corp. in their 2002 project, "Creatures of Hollywood", where he held the esteemed position of Representative. Furthermore, his acting skills were showcased in the 2005 film "Nick Romero", where he portrayed the character of Howard's neighbor, bringing depth and nuance to the role. Additionally, he appeared in the 2006 film "The Hurricane Hunters", playing the part of Commander Mike McAndrews, a role that required great dedication and skill. Moreover, his talent was on full display in the 2006 film "This Pain in My Side", where he brought to life the character of Dr. Richard Hopkins, a complex and multifaceted individual.
Dave's acting career has been marked by a diverse range of roles, showcasing his versatility as a performer. One notable example is his portrayal of Detective Murray in an unaired made-for-TV pilot titled "Murder", a project that unfortunately did not see the light of day.
In addition to this role, Dave has also appeared in several other films and television shows. In the 2002 film "banana moon", he played the character of retired professor John Herbert, bringing a sense of gravitas and authority to the role.
In 2004, Dave took on the part of Mayor John White in the film "Neptune Cowboy", a role that allowed him to showcase his ability to bring a sense of charm and charisma to his performances.
Dave has also had the opportunity to play a number of memorable characters in various television shows. In the 2002 series "The Exorcist Chronicles", he portrayed Archbishop Juan Rodriguez, a role that required a sense of gravitas and authority.
In 2007, Dave appeared in the film "Four 1 Liberation Front", playing the character of Saul Eisenberg. This role allowed him to showcase his ability to bring a sense of intensity and passion to his performances.
Dave has not only expanded his scope of involvement within the independent film industry, but has also assumed a multitude of additional responsibilities, including offering his expertise in various aspects of production, such as coordinating and managing the behind-the-scenes logistics, as well as providing guidance on marketing and distribution strategies to ensure the successful release of films. Furthermore, he has also lent his support to filmmakers by helping them navigate the complex and often overwhelming process of preparing for and participating in film festivals, including the esteemed San Luis Obispo International Film Festival, where he proudly served as Vice-President for a period of three years.
As a dedicated and seasoned professional, he has persistently devoted himself to collaborating with independent filmmakers, meticulously crafting and refining their feature film projects, meticulously developing comprehensive marketing and distribution strategies, and meticulously planning and executing film festival plans.
Additionally, he has been actively and enthusiastically promoting various film-related initiatives in the Great Lakes region, including but not limited to, organizing and facilitating test screenings of feature films for independent filmmakers, providing them with valuable feedback and insights, and fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among industry professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Dave has been actively engaged in promoting the California central coast premiere of a motion picture produced by an Australian filmmaking collective, providing crucial support to a New York/Los Angeles-based film team as they navigate the process of transitioning their inaugural full-length feature film into pre-production. Furthermore, he has ventured into the realm of songwriting, crafting lyrics for burgeoning popular musicians with origins in Nashville, California, and Alaska, demonstrating his versatility and creative range.
Notwithstanding his multifaceted professional trajectory, Dave remains steadfast in his pursuit of acting opportunities in television and film, a career path that has long held a special place in his heart and continues to be the focal point of his creative endeavors.