Danilo Reyes is a multifaceted individual, boasting a dual career as an actor and musician, with his professional endeavors centered in the vibrant city of Toronto.
Notably, he has made a significant impact in the film industry, with his outstanding performance in the 2019 film, Black Gold: Original Hard Oilers, garnering him numerous accolades, including the prestigious Best Actor award at the New York Film Awards, the Best Ensemble Cast honor at the Global Film Awards, and a nomination for Best Actor at the Queen Palm International Film Festival.
Furthermore, Danilo has had the privilege of collaborating with renowned Canadian filmmaker Warren Sonoda on his 2020 film, Things I Do for Money, a testament to his versatility and adaptability as a performer.
Throughout his artistic journey, Danilo has received guidance from esteemed mentors, including Lewis Baumander, Earl Nanhu, David Rotenberg, and the Second City Improv Academy.
As a child, Danilo was drawn to the world of classical Piano, training for an impressive 10 years, and his innate passion for the arts has remained a constant throughout his life.
Despite his initial pursuit of a Bachelor of Commerce degree at McGill University and a career in corporate marketing, Danilo's artistic inclinations eventually led him to leave the corporate world and explore opportunities in digital marketing, photography, and acting.
Born and raised in Brampton, Ontario, to a Jamaican father and Filipino mother, Danilo's diverse cultural background has undoubtedly influenced his creative perspective and artistic expression.
Currently based in Toronto, Ontario, Danilo continues to thrive in the city's thriving artistic community, showcasing his talents and exploring new creative avenues.
