Daniel Mart is a creative individual who has explored various forms of self-expression since a young age. He initially discovered his passion for acting at the age of eight, when he played the role of a reindeer in his school's Christmas production "The Polar Express". However, he didn't return to acting until he was 13, when his mother enrolled him in an acting summer camp at The University Of Miami.
Daniel continued to pursue his passion for acting by taking classes and interning at Area Stage Company as a stagehand and production assistant. Although he was let go due to differences with management, he didn't let this setback discourage him. Instead, he went on to be a student intern at Florida International University's Theater Department, where he worked under the guidance of several experienced professionals.
After graduating from Miami Killian Senior High, Daniel attended Miami Dade Community College, where he performed in several plays, including Church and State, Warner Bros., and Luna Gale. His professor, Joshua Braun, played a significant role in helping him discover his true aspirations as an actor.
Daniel has since broken into the film industry, acting in several local South Florida short films, including Sick Minded and Lights, Camera, Disaster!. He has also made appearances in web series and feature films, such as Slimey and Treach. In addition, he has collaborated with several directors and producers on various projects.
Aside from acting, Daniel has also explored other creative outlets, including writing and directing. He created his own interview show, An Interview With, and made his directorial debut with the film The Deal. He has since produced and starred in several projects, including Churi, Unwritten, and Corner.
In recent years, Daniel has shifted his focus towards theater, both as an actor and behind the scenes. He has acted in several productions, including The Teachers' Lounge, Influence, and Bulgarian Rhapsody, and has also crewed for shows such as La Nona, A Midwinters Night Dream, and All My Sons. He has also directed, written, and costumed for several theatrical projects, including Stuff, Orange Flower Water, and The Green Bird.
Throughout his career, Daniel has been recognized with several awards and nominations, including Best Student Film, Best Kill, Decoration, and Scare, and Outstanding Director.
