David Ara has been actively involved in the film industry since 1998, initially pursuing his passion for acting. He began his career as an actor, honing his craft under the guidance of renowned acting coach Michelle Danner at The Larry Moss Studios, now known as The Acting Studio At Edgmar.
In 2001, Ara landed his first acting role in the feature film "Killer Weekend," starring the accomplished actor Eric Roberts. He subsequently went on to appear in numerous independent films and shorts, further solidifying his commitment to the craft.
As his passion for film and acting continued to grow, Ara decided to take the leap and create his own production company, Miracle Mile Entertainment (MME),in 2003. Under his creative direction, MME flourished, employing a full crew of professionals, including editors, directors of photography, producers, and directors, to produce high-quality independent films, music videos, and shorts.
Ara's innovative approach to production led him to pioneer the creation of digital content for music videos, shorts, and commercials, specifically designed for online distribution in 2003. This pioneering work enabled him to cater to the growing demand for digital content and establish himself as a trailblazer in the industry.
In 2009, Ara partnered with Solidus Media, a production company, to create online content for prominent brands, including Carls Jr., Cadillac, Degree, FedEx, HP, and DirecTV, among others. His extensive network of industry contacts allowed him to provide his clients with exceptional productions at a fraction of the cost.
Currently, Ara is in the development stages of two feature films, which he co-wrote and is producing. His wealth of experience and knowledge of the film industry has enabled him to navigate the complex process of production with ease, ensuring the highest quality output for his projects.
