Daynen Biggs

Born in historic Safford, Arizona, and raised in Phoenix, Daynen Biggs' first "film" was shot on a toy flashlight at the age of 5 with his toddler sister. After discovering that he was too short to play basketball and too skinny to play baseball, Daynen decided he wanted to work in the entertainment business. At the age of 10, Daynen began acting in various local theatre organizations, winning various awards in the next decade for roles from Ichabod Crane to a broken Jack-in-the-Box. After receiving a $30 camera, he began making funny videos with his friends and music videos for high school bands. Since then, Daynen has began producing small budget productions, teaming up with other very talented filmmakers. It was at this time that he produced and directed a feature film, "A Superhero Comedy," (2014) at the age of 17, which was featured in a local theater for the Mesa, AZ community. By the time Daynen had decided to serve a two-year mission for his church in Brazil at the age of 18, Daynen had produced, directed, or edited hundreds of videos and films, and has continued to do the same since his return in 2016. Daynen aims to spread hope and love through his future films instead of fear and hate, believing that to be the most effective path to change.