Danilo Crovetti (initially credited as Danilo Titterton), was born in Berkeley, California. Danilo is the youngest of three children and the only actor in his family. His mom is a clinical and forensic psychologist and his dad is a university researcher and computer scientist. Danilo is new to acting, which he initially pursued as a joint hobby with his mom, who coached him during the early months of the Covid-19 quarantine. Having watched his cousins work in movies and television for several years, Danilo and his mom thought taking acting classes and working on auditions from home seemed like a great way for him to pass the time during quarantine. One thing quickly led to another, and within a few days of signing with his San Francisco agent, Danilo landed a fun role in Lana Del Rey's Chemtrails over the Country Club music video, for which he got to show off his cannonball skills again and again in a Malibu swimming pool. This was followed by the role of Rideshare Driver's Son in the upcoming independent film, Something's More than One Thing (Jay Alvarez/Russo Brothers), lead roles in two LA based student films, all expected for release in 2022, and a voice over role in the animated short, Luke the Lightning Bolt. In the summer of 2021, Danilo signed with his LA based agent and manager and landed a lead guest star role in a popular Amazon Prime series, scheduled for release around fall of 2022. On the tail of wrapping that project, he was cast as a lead in the feature length psychological thriller, Spoonful of Sugar, produced by Vanishing Angle and premiering in September 2022. Along the way, he has enjoyed shooting San Francisco based commercials and modeling for magazines and catalogs. When not acting, Danilo plays competitive basketball, soccer, ultimate, and baseball, programs and plays video games, plays keyboards, bass, and guitar in his rock band, La Kwa, does math competitions, and plays with his many pets. Of all his activities though, probably his favorite is just going to school and being with his friends. Show less «