Dave Bean
Dave Bean began acting while attending Eastern Michigan University, where he graduated with a degree in History & Political Science. Shortly after graduating, he made his professional stage debut in "My Sister Eileen" as Frank. After appearing in numerous regional theater productions, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue work in film and television. Upon arriving, he enrolled at Film Industry Workshops (FIWI), where classes were held at CBS/MTM Studios (Now CBS Studio Center). Notable alumni of FIWI include Sally Field and Debra Winger. Dave studied there for two productive years and credits the school for fostering his transition from stage performer to screen actor (and eventually director). Learning his craft on the sets of classic shows such as ThirtySomething, Newhart and St. Elsewhere, Dave began to book small roles in film and TV, playing a variety of cops, criminals, doctors and lawyers. Perhaps the highlight of this period was appearing on Twin Peaks as a sheriff's deputy in numerous episodes. He also capitalized on an opportunity to learn about the business side of the film/TV industry and began working in marketing for various studios and networks. During this time, Dave spent less time on-set and more time in the office. While the production knowledge he gained would later serve him well, eventually his more creative side would need to return to the forefront. Leaving the office full time and returning to set as an actor, Dave Bean began booking feature films, TV shows and national commercials. He also spent time on various Judd Apatow sets, introducing him to a new wave of comedy TV and film production. This led to being cast in pilots with Ben Stiller, Sarah Silverman and Neal Brennan - none of which went to series, but the lessons learned would prove to be invaluable. Perhaps it was his being cast by leading Indie film director Sean Baker (Tangerine, The Florida Project) in Starlet that had the biggest impact on Dave Bean's career. Working up close on this groundbreaking film ignited a desire in him to create his own projects. In addition, new avenues of digital distribution meant that there might be a platform for shows of his own making to find an audience. And that's exactly what happened. Dave applied the extensive filmmaking knowledge he gained on hundreds of film/TV and commercial sets through the years to became an efficient and facile "boots-on-the-ground" producer and director. In his fourth decade in the Film & TV Industry, Dave Bean continues to ply his various crafts as an actor/producer/director on his own projects, as well as being a reliable hired-hand for other creatives.
Dave Beaudrie
Dave Michael Beaudrie was born on May 20th, 1980 at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. He underwent open heart surgery at several weeks old in order to repair a faulty valve that wasn't closing correctly. He lived throughout Michigan and Ohio growing up and began his acting career at the age of seven when he performed in a local play. Since that time, he has performed in more than 50 theatrical productions throughout the Midwest and Los Angeles and he graduated from Michigan State University as valedictorian in May of 2002 with an Advertising degree. Beaudrie then moved to L.A. in September of 2002 and worked numerous odd jobs including a theater usher, night stocker, books store clerk and security guard. He continues to write short stories and screenplays as well as act.
Dave Becky
Dave Becky is known for Insecure (2016), Russian Doll (2019) and Rough Night (2017).
Dave Belden
Dave Belden is an actor, known for Eye of the Sandman (2010), Dark Web (2017) and Not a Superhero.
Dave Belvederi
Dave Belvederi is known for Borders (2020), Rogue Hunter (2019) and The Man (2016).
Dave Bianchi
Dave Bianchi is known for The Death and Resurrection Show (2013).
Dave Bias
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Dave Bibby
Dave Bibby is an actor, writer, presenter and award-winning comedian. TV's Dave Bibby appeared in Channel 4's 'Eye Spy' alongside Stephen Fry then promptly added 'TV's' to his name. Dave also appeared in Derren Brown: The Push for Netflix, playing a drunken joker trying to tempt members of the public into some despicable actions. Vintage Dave. Dave is a regular on the comedy circuit and performed his debut solo Edinburgh Fringe show Nobody Puts Bibby in the Corner at Underbelly following two sell out runs with his sketch group Lead Pencil - as seen on Comedy Central, BBC Radio 4 and Best New Sketch Act Final. This was followed up with his second show 'Crazy Cat LAD-y' which was a sell-out smash hit of Edinburgh 2019 and transferred to London's Underbelly Festival on the Southbank. Dave performed in The Musical Comedy Awards Grand Final 2018 at Underbelly Festival and won The WeGotTickets Audience Favourite Award and also made the final of The Leicester Square Theatre Sketch Off! competition in 2019 and won 'Best Male Act' at the SOLO Festival He has also written for BBC Radio 4 shows 'Newsjack', 'The SHow What You Wrote' and 'Sketchorama'. As a presenter Dave wrote and performed on Yahoo Sport's 2018 World Cup show 'The 32' and continues to perform weekly as resident comedian for The Football Show, broadcast globally. Dave can next be seen playing a major role in British feature film Knuckledust.
Dave Blamy
Dave Blamy is an actor and director, known for Rings (2017), The Taking (2014) and The Last Passport (2009).
Dave Blattler
Dave Blattler is known for Wrecker (2016).