Damien Michael Chase
- Actor
- Stunts
Damien Michael Chase is an actor from Philadelphia, PA. Damien knew he wanted to be an actor from an early age and credits the famous ‘father left me’ scene in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as the moment he knew that he wanted to be an actor. Damien fell in love with the process of acting in high school when he took a theater class as a freshman, taught by Debra Thompson. The love turned into a passion and he became to perform in shows throughout high school, namely "Play On," "Guys and Dolls" and "A Midnight Summer’s Dream."
Upon graduating, he entered college as a theater major with a focus in performance. Damien was also on the men’s basketball team and scheduling conflicts with basketball caused him to have to switch majors, temporarily pulling him away from his passion.
In July 2013, he moved to Atlanta and less than a year later, he was scouted for a small role in an indie film. The experience lit a fire that he didn't know still existed and he fell back in love with the art of acting. Since then, he has been very active in the film scene in Atlanta and the rest of the Southeast. His dream job is to be a superhero on the big screen.
Upon graduating, he entered college as a theater major with a focus in performance. Damien was also on the men’s basketball team and scheduling conflicts with basketball caused him to have to switch majors, temporarily pulling him away from his passion.
In July 2013, he moved to Atlanta and less than a year later, he was scouted for a small role in an indie film. The experience lit a fire that he didn't know still existed and he fell back in love with the art of acting. Since then, he has been very active in the film scene in Atlanta and the rest of the Southeast. His dream job is to be a superhero on the big screen.
