Daniel's extensive background in theater and improv proved to be a launching pad for his successful transition into the world of film and television, securing his first role in the industry shortly after relocating to Vancouver. Over the years, he has amassed an impressive portfolio of over 100 roles, showcasing his versatility in characterizations across a range of genres, including comedy, drama, and action.
Prior to his film and television career, Daniel was an active member of two comedy troupes, and his talents were showcased at the renowned Montreal "Just For Laughs" festival in 2002. He has also had the opportunity to perform in several theater productions in the city, earning rave reviews for his performances in "Lone Star" and "Orphans". In "Lone Star", he brought to life the character of Cletis, while in "Orphans", he portrayed Phillip with remarkable depth and nuance.
Daniel's television credits include recurring roles in popular shows such as iZombie (CW),Bates Motel (A&E),and Eve of Destruction (SyFy). Alongside his acting career, he has also established himself as a skilled editor, having worked on several projects, including the critically acclaimed short film "The Prince". The film earned numerous awards during its 2017 and 2018 festival run, a testament to Daniel's exceptional talent behind the camera as well as in front of it.
