Dan's early life unfolded in Frederick, Maryland, a charming city that played a significant role in shaping his future.
He pursued his higher education at Western Maryland College, now rebranded as McDaniel College, in Westminster, MD, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Art & Communication.
Dan's professional journey began in 2003, when he became a member of the prestigious Screen Actors Guild, a testament to his dedication and talent.
Throughout his career, Dan has appeared in a diverse range of projects, including notable roles on HBO's "Veep" and "The Wire." He has also showcased his skills in regional theater, with standout performances in productions such as "Tony 'n Tina's Wedding" at Baltimore's Mechanic Theatre.
In addition to his work in television and theater, Dan has made significant contributions to the world of commercials and web series. Some of his notable credits include the popular web series "ParaAbnormal," created by the minds behind the "Blair Witch Project" and "Lovely Molly," as well as the humorous MAC/PC parody series "Indie vs. Studio."
Dan's impressive body of work also includes his own award-winning films, "The Night Watchmen" and "The Recursion Theorem." The former, a feature-length horror/comedy, and the latter, a Twilight Zone-inspired noir short, are both available to stream on Amazon Prime.
As a dedicated member of the acting community, Dan is also a co-founder of "Actor's Club," an ongoing acting workshop in the Baltimore area that provides a platform for like-minded individuals to hone their craft and grow as artists.
