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David Baughman

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Is well known for "Campus Nightmares" (Gallaudet Murders) as Eric Plunkett. David is a Deaf actor. He was raised in Louisiana. He moved to New York where he attended Rochester Institute of Technology/National Technical Institute of Technical college. He was member for NTID Drama Club in 2004 to 2005, then promoted him to President of NTID Drama Club 2006 to 2008. He had to leave since he won the election to become an NTID Student Congress (NSC) 2008 to 2009. He was involved in NTID Performing Arts and took courses. He was an extra in Sophomore, The Hammer "Matt Hamill", My Funny Valentine and In Security.  He was in Contracted movie for "Customer". The Web series he was in Apple Pie Day With The Tone It Up Girls and No Business Like. He attended the event "Undercurrent" for fund-raising fund red carpet, Director by Adam Radly. Also, He is an background extra as Carlton High School student for "Switched at Birth" Tv Series in ABC Family.  Blood on the Dance Floor "Rise and Shine" Official music video is his first time to involved in the music, he was an high school student in the music video. The official music video is in youtube, the view is get BIG HIT by 1,752,202 now directed by Rage Resteghini.

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