Daniel Croix is an actor in film, television, and theatre. He made his professional debut in the New York Times Critic Pick: 'Much Ado About Nothing' directed by Tony winner, Kenny Leon. He went on to land Tyler Perry's breakout series 'The Oval,' where he stars as Jason Franklin, and most recently appeared in recurring roles on Hulu's hit show 'Love Victor' and Apple's limited series 'Manhunt.'

He’s also a filmmaker. His short film Huli was selected by Oscar-qualifying festivals across the US and internationally and was featured on Roku, Hawaiian Airlines, and at the Honolulu Museum of Art. He was selected for the NAACP Director’s Cohort, where he co-directed Oasis. He recently produced Don’t Tell Mama, the directorial debut of Chloe Leigh King, and frequently produces, develops, and directs original films.

His work in contemporary art has been presented at the Honolulu Museum of Art, Plimsoll Gallery, Burchfield Penney Art Center, Squeaky Wheel Media Arts Center, and Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center.

While not on set, Daniel can be found free-diving in the open ocean, visiting sacred sites, cherishing family, and collaborating with friends - combining reverence for land/oceans, cinema, and consciousness. Born in Buffalo, NY, he holds a BFA in Acting from SUNY Purchase. He lives between Los Angeles and Honolulu and travels frequently for acting projects, guest speaking, and creative research.