David Giancola has been an Iconoclast from an early age. At 19, with no training and a meager budget he wrote and directed the cult science fiction film "Time Chasers". Giancola has directed and/or produced over twenty-five feature films including "Icebreaker", "Lightning - Fire From The Sky", "Moonlight & Mistletoe" and "Axcellerator". He was elected an IATSE Local 600 cinematographer in 2003. Giancola has repeatedly demonstrated a perceptive gift for spotting new talent. He cast the likes of Jessie Eisenberg, Chris Evans, Kate Bosworth, Paul Dano, Josh Peck, and even Billy Ray Cyrus in their first starring roles. Giancola also wrote and directed the critically acclaimed Documentary; "Addicted To Fame" which the late Roger Ebert called; "Probably the best movie about the making of a B-Movie ever made". He is the founder and owner of Edgewood Studios.
David Giangrande is a producer and actor, known for Stranded, Time's Up (2022) and Bloody Summer Camp (2021).
David is a graduate of the pacific conservatory of the performing arts. Where he studied with the late great Powers Booth. David has appeared in Shakespeare in the Park Directed by the late great Joseph Papp. David received a nomination for the LA Drama Critics Circle award for his performance in "White people" written by JT Rogers. David also played Teach in "America Buffalo" Recieving a Garland Award for his performance . David has appeared in blockbusters such as "Air Force One", "Under Siege 2 : Dark Territory " . Also such films such as " Public Eye" , "Federal Hill", "Spent ", " Brothers in arms", among others. David's short film Last Request was one of the ten finalists for oscar an nom for best short film in 2000.Television Credits Include series regular in Stephan Bochco's musical police drama "COP ROCK". Also "Sisters" one of his favorite roles as he portrayed Victor the plumber lover extraordinaire . Other favorite performance for showtime was John Stockwell in "Queer as Folk" . David as appeared many time as a leading Guest Star on some of the biggest shows over the last twenty years from " ER" to "CSI" , "24", "Without a Trace", " American Horror Story" to name a few. David resides in Los Anglese where he is still acting away and also enjoying his time with his pets.
David Gibson made his professional stage debut at the age of eighteen with the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival playing Jim Hawkins in Treasure Island. Several years later, he graduated from Boston University's conservatory theater program, moved to New York City and began finding immediate success in TV and radio commercials. From 1975 to about 2010, he was employed as a national spokesman and voiceover announcer proclaiming the supposed "miracles" of everything from Alphabits to Wonderbra's in hundreds of TV and radio advertisements, as well as being the promo-voice for various programs on the ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, HBO and SHOWTIME television networks. After raising two children from a voiceover career and sending them off to college, David returned to the world of legit acting. In the last several years, he has appeared in over fifty films and episodic TV programs.
David Gibson is an actor and producer, known for Mondo Schlocko! Short (2010), Stabbing with Frank (2016) and Cemetery Stories.
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David was born in New York City, but grew up mostly in Monsey, NY. After Franklin and Marshal College where he worked with directors Hugh Evans and Ed Brubaker, he began studying with Lee Strasberg at The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York in 1971, and continued studying with him until his death in 1982; a period of eleven years. At Mr. Strasberg's urging, and under his tutelage, David began teaching his work at The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York in 1976. He remained there as a teacher for fifteen years. In addition to the regular classes taught at his school, he was selected as one of a handful of teachers to teach classes for The New York University Undergraduate Drama Department, Tisch School of the Arts, and taught that program for thirteen years beginning in 1978. In 1978, Mr. Strasberg appointed him as the Director of his New York school; as such David was responsible for coordinating all classes and programs. In 1990, he was appointed to the position of Producing Director of The Lee Strasberg Creative Center. David's private coaching in acting and public speaking has included working with major personalities such as Canada's Prime Minister, The Right Honorable Joe Clark. Many of his students have achieved a high level of success in film, television, and theater. These include Karen Allen, Bridget Fonda, Ed Norton, Connie Nielsen, Adam Sandler, John Leguizamo, Bradley Cooper, Katherine Erbe, Jesse Martin,and Ken Marino among others. David's work is well known in the European theater and film community. Over the years, many actors have come to this country specifically to study with him, and he was featured in the Canal+ documentary for European television on The Actors Studio and its work. Additionally, since October, 2009 David has been invited to represent Lee Strasberg's teaching at Metodi Festival. This annual event is a compendium of the top teachers of the various branches of Method Acting from around the world. In 2015 he was invited to introduce his work to actors in Africa and teach in Accra, Ghana. In June 1991 David resigned from the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in order to form his own independent classes known as The Acting Class. These classes, for professional actors, operate continually throughout the year. In September, 1995 he was invited to teach the scene study classes for The MFA Program in Dramatic Arts at The Actors' Studio Drama School/New School University, and in 1996 added a class in Classical Theater. He left The Actors Studio/New School University program, and in September, 2007 I joined the faculty of Purchase College, SUNY.
David Giguère is an actor and director, known for Trevor & Elsa, Starbuck (2011) and Baby Boom (2017).
David Gilbank is a writer and director, known for Polterheist (2018), Polterheist (2017) and Dig Deeper (2011).
David Gilleand is known for Secret Seam (2023) and Interpreting the Stars (2017).