Louheed Daniel

Louheed Daniel is an American actor born in the Caribbean. He is the first-born son of Suzana, a Caribbean politician Caribbean, and Williams, a Canadian national. At the age of 16 his family moved to West Palm Beach, Florida where Louheed attended Santaluces High School. He played sports, soccer and basketball, took acting classes and was often part of his high school theater plays. He discovered a passion for acting and decided to pursue acting. Junior year of high school he went to his first audition for (SFT/NY) School Film & Television in Miami and was selected for the program. Unfortunately, he could not afford to move to New York because it was too expensive for his family. He pursued different avenues of acting and entered a Monologue competition in Florida. He wrote his own monologue titled "I want to be an Actor" and won the competition. He Graduated from Santaluces High School (Class of 2005).After high school, Louheed attended college at Valencia Community College in Orlando, Florida. He took multiple courses to perfect his craft: voice and speech for actors, stage combat, theater, film production, script analysis, to name a few. Louheed proved to be a studious student and was quickly recognized by his acting professor John Didonna, Director of Acting and Theater chair at Valencia Community College. Didonna selected Louheed to observe a Hollywood feature film in Mont-Dora, Florida. He was also sent to audition for theater productions in downtown Orlando. Through these endeavors, he was selected for multiple commercials at Full Sail University and was cast in student short film. After graduating college, Louheed attended the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida and later transferred to University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida. He graduated from the University of South Florida with concentrations in Business Economics, Sociology, Humanities and Film. After working for multiple years doing Microsoft Advertising and Finance at Coca-Cola, Louheed moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career. Four months after the move he auditioned for the first time for a role and was chosen to be the principal actor in A Night Out at Mystic Bar, a short film that is being filmed for an undisclosed film festival. Louheed was later on called for another principal role a couple weeks later. Show less «