D.K. Greenley
- Writer
- Actors Director
- Stunt Driver
DK Greenley is a Filipino-American award-winning independent film director-screenwriter-producer and voice-actor.
He was named as an MPB.com-sponsored 2025 FilmMaker of the Year Award Winner by Pro Moviemaker Magazine published under the article heading entitled: "The Stars of Tomorrow."
In 2024, he was honored during the Pro MovieMaker Magazine FilmMaker Awards, as a 2024 FilmMaker of the Year Award Winner for his short-form sci-fi thriller, BLUR: A HuMech Story in cinematography, as well as for his overall artistic contribution as director-writer-producer and voice-actor.
He was an episodic military Humvee Stunt Driver on an episode of the popular television series, NCIS: Los Angeles.
Greenley honorably served in the U.S. Army and was a certified K-9 tracking, narcotics detection & search and rescue handler alongside his beloved long-haired German Shephard Dog, LAZAR, before moving into Hollywood film and television production.
He is a 2nd generation Filipino immigrant. His mother was an actress and teacher from the Philippines, who always credited actor-comedian Bob Hope and the Bob Hope Foundation with helping make her relocation to Los Angeles and the USA possible.
He was named as an MPB.com-sponsored 2025 FilmMaker of the Year Award Winner by Pro Moviemaker Magazine published under the article heading entitled: "The Stars of Tomorrow."
In 2024, he was honored during the Pro MovieMaker Magazine FilmMaker Awards, as a 2024 FilmMaker of the Year Award Winner for his short-form sci-fi thriller, BLUR: A HuMech Story in cinematography, as well as for his overall artistic contribution as director-writer-producer and voice-actor.
He was an episodic military Humvee Stunt Driver on an episode of the popular television series, NCIS: Los Angeles.
Greenley honorably served in the U.S. Army and was a certified K-9 tracking, narcotics detection & search and rescue handler alongside his beloved long-haired German Shephard Dog, LAZAR, before moving into Hollywood film and television production.
He is a 2nd generation Filipino immigrant. His mother was an actress and teacher from the Philippines, who always credited actor-comedian Bob Hope and the Bob Hope Foundation with helping make her relocation to Los Angeles and the USA possible.
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