Don Becker was born in Canada and raised in Burbank, California. He joined the U.S. Marines in 1966 and served for almost nine years, including a tour of duty in Vietnam. He also served portions of his military career in Japan and many stateside locations.

In 1975 Don was hired by the Department Of State in Washington D.C.and and worked as Communications Officer with our Embassies over seas. Some of the countries that Don worked and lived in are: The former Soviet Union "Russia", Berlin Germany, Beriut Lebanon and Beijing China. While overseas, Don was able to film certain world events as they happened. Part of that history includes: the Beijing massacre in 1989 and the collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1991. Don retired from government service in 1996, and now resides in Indiana.

He has a working knowledge of how things are done on a professional film set

Don has a passion for acting and filmmaking. Growing up near the major film studios in California gave him the unique opportunity to witness first hand, behind the scenes of the " making of" many Hollywood films and television shows. In his spare time, Don likes to use his skills as an amateur photographer and enjoys working behind the scenes on professional film and television projects as a crew member. He has a vast knowledge of how things go on in a movie or television set. His real passion will always be in front of the camera, as a professional actor.

Thank you.