David Homb

Career overview

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Task: Write a 180-260 word career overview of David Homb (Acting).
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Source [1]: David Homb (also David L. Homb) has 12 known credits.
Source [2, 3, 4]: David Lee Homb is an actor, writer, and acting coach. Grew up in Dallas-Fort Worth area. Performed in over 50 stage productions. Trained in Texas. Accepted to the Academy of Dramatic Arts. Trained with Michael Shurtleff, Vincent Chase, and Tracy Roberts studio. Actor in Phantasmagoria.
Source [5]:
1996: Camp Fear (Bill)
1991: The Channeler (Scott)
1991: Mente Criminal (as Dave Homb)
1991: Shock 'Em Dead (Izzy)
1991: Street Soldiers (Troy)
1991: Witchcraft Part II: The Temptress (Boomer)
1990: Operation Blue Line (Michaela)
Paragraph 1: Background and Training.
David Lee Homb is an actor, writer, and acting coach who grew up in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. His early career included performing in over 50 stage productions. Following extensive training in Texas, Homb was accepted to the Academy of Dramatic Arts. He furthered his training through the studios of Michael Shurtleff, Vincent Chase, and Tracy Roberts.
Paragraph 2: Acting Credits.
Homb's acting credits include the production Phantasmagoria. His work in the early 1990s includes several roles. In 1990, he appeared in Operation Blue Line as Michaela. In 1991, he played Scott in The Channeler, Izzy in Shock 'Em Dead, Troy in Street Soldiers, and Boomer in Witchcraft Part II: The Temptress. During that same year, he appeared in Mente Criminal under the name Dave Homb. In 1996, he played the role of Bill in Camp Fear.
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David Lee Homb is an actor, writer, and acting coach. Having grown up in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, he performed in over 50 stage productions. After completing extensive training in Texas, Homb was accepted to the Academy of Dramatic Arts. He continued his professional development through training with the studios of Michael Shurtleff, Vincent Chase, and Tracy Roberts.

Homb has a variety of screen credits, including the production Phantasmagoria. His film and television work includes the 1990 production Operation Blue Line, in which he played Michaela. In 1991, he appeared in several projects, including The Channeler as Scott, Shock 'Em Dead as Izzy, Street Soldiers as Troy, and Witchcraft Part II: The Temptress as Boomer. He also appeared in Mente Criminal, credited as Dave Homb. Later, in 1996, he performed the role of Bill in Camp Fear.
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