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Dave Reda
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Dave Reda (August 19th, 1972) is a filmmaker, actor, director, producer, writer, editor and comedian. Born in New York City to parents Howard and Maria, his only sibling is his older sister Liana Reda. He is best known for forming Click This, a sketch comedy group and TV show as well as for Bit Parts a feature length horror film released February 13, 2007. Early career Reda grew up in San Jose, California. Reda's first TV appearance was in the first CornNuts commercial to have aired. Reda also appeared regularly at the Gaslighter Theater in Campbell, California and also at ComedySportz in San Jose, California. Click This Click This won Best Comedy Short at Angel City Film Festival and Hollywood Underground Film Festival and Best New Show on Pasadena Cable Access. Film and TV appearances Reda has appeared in such films as So I Married an Axe Murderer, Senseless and Angels in the Outfield. Dave has appeared on TV programs including: KNTV, Street Smarts and Erotic Confessions. Reda has been featured in newspapers and magazines such as The San Jose Mercury News and The San Jose Metro, by writers such as Glenn Lovell and Richard von Busack. Recent Work Reda has most recently completed two music videos one of which is also an award winning short film: The Horror Of Our Love, inspired by and using the song by the same title from the band Ludo, the other is for the song Any Time Now by . 
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