Dave Scotti

Often cast as a frustrated criminal, Dave was raised in New Jersey and began his acting career in high school at the age of sixteen. After graduation, he studied with Sanford Meisner at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theater, earned a BFA at New York University, and quickly made his professional stage debut in "I Hate Hamlet." After bit parts in film and television, he moved to Los Angeles and earned an MFA in acting at USC. He scored a hit after starring in and co-writing the award-winning short film The Right Hook (2000), Dave then starred in the low-budget feature film Docs and Robbers (2004) and also played the recurring role of bad guy Vito Manzi on the daytime soap opera General Hospital (1963).