For Dave Baez, film has always been the ultimate collaboration — the place where craft, chemistry, and courage converge. Over the years, he has been blessed to share the screen with some of the most iconic performers of his generation, learning from giants while carving out his own unmistakable presence on the big screen.

Dave made a memorable mark in The Crow: Wicked Prayer, the fourth installment of the cult franchise, acting alongside legends Dennis Hopper and Danny Trejo. The film’s gritty, supernatural edge gave Dave room to bring emotional weight to an intense world, and it remains one of the pivotal experiences of his early career.

He later stepped into a leading role in the ensemble drama Mothers and Daughters, sharing top billing with Hollywood powerhouses Susan Sarandon, Sharon Stone, Courtney Cox, and Selma Blair. The film’s interwoven stories required a grounded emotional honesty, and Dave’s performance brought heart and dimensionality to a cast stacked with award-winning talent.

Most recently, Dave appeared in John Leguizamo’s stylish and sharply crafted directorial debut Critical Minds, a project that continues Dave’s streak of working with fearless storytellers and multi-dimensional artists.

Across genres — from supernatural action to intimate drama to bold new independent cinema — Dave brings a raw sincerity and quiet intensity that lingers long after the credits roll. As he steps into a new creative era, his film work remains a testament to the range, soul, and commitment he brings to every role.