Daniel M. Greer is an American actor based out of Los Angeles, has been involved in multiple short and feature films, and is working on active projects in the indie scene. His training is ongoing, focused on Meisner, at Playhouse West, under Wolf Bodison. He also has taken classes with Howard Fine and Andrew Wood, focusing primarily on scene study.
He has starred as Ron, a lead role in Brandon's House, as well as a strong supporting role in Kade. He has produced and directed a handful of sho...
Daniel M. Greer is an American actor based out of Los Angeles, has been involved in multiple short and feature films, and is working on active projects in the indie scene. His training is ongoing, focused on Meisner, at Playhouse West, under Wolf Bodison. He also has taken classes with Howard Fine and Andrew Wood, focusing primarily on scene study.
He has starred as Ron, a lead role in Brandon's House, as well as a strong supporting role in Kade. He has produced and directed a handful of short films, namely The Featherbottom Institute and The Adventures of Michael Ronco.
Daniel has immense experience in the tech industry, having worked for over a decade in that field. He looks forward to not only bringing his acting, but his technical chops, to many major films or television shows in the coming years.
Daniel M. Greer is an American actor based out of Los Angeles, has been involved in multiple short and feature films, and is working on active projects in the indie scene. His training is ongoing, focused on Meisner, at Playhouse West, under Wolf Bodison. He also has taken classes with Howard Fine and Andrew Wood, focusing primarily on scene study.
He has starred as Ron, a lead role in Brandon's House, as well as a strong supporting role in Kade. He has produced and directed a handful of short films, namely The Featherbottom Institute and The Adventures of Michael Ronco.
Daniel has immense experience in the tech industry, having worked for over a decade in that field. He looks forward to not only bringing his acting, but his technical chops, to many major films or television shows in the coming years.
