Danny Plotner

Danny Plotner is an actor, producer, and content creator based in Los Angeles, California. He began his acting career with an early interest in performance, which eventually led him to pursue professional training. Plotner is known for his work across film and television, with significant projects including an appearance in the HBO series “Euphoria” in 2019 and a role in “The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula” in August 2019. His film credits include “Deathcember” (2019) and “Unusual Attachment” (2020), where he took on varied roles expanding his on-screen presence.

Plotner has consistently taken on diverse acting challenges, from his role as Cam in the intersecting anthology series “So Far, So Close” (2021) to his voice acting work in “It Listens from the Radio” (2020) as Skelter and Benny. He further broadened his experience in projects such as “What’s Left Inside” (2021) and “A Sweet Surprise” (2021). Beyond acting, Plotner has also contributed as an associate producer for several short films, including “Is This a Date” (2019), “Deathcember” (2019), and “A Halloween Trick” (2019), showcasing his interest in various aspects of film production.

His career progression also includes participation in various short films and TV specials, such as “The Boulet Brothers’ Halfway to Halloween TV Special” (2023) and the “2023 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards” (2023). Plotner’s upcoming projects include “There’s a Zombie Outside” (2024), where he is cast in a titular role, and voiceover work for video games like “TOPSIDE” (2025) and “War is Hell” (2025). He maintains an active presence on social media platforms like Twitch and TikTok, allowing him to connect with a broader audience and engage in content creation beyond traditional acting roles.