Breaking Celebrity News: On Air With Brandon Jay Interviews Actor Daniel Joo

LOS ANGELES - March 7, 2025 - PRLog -- Chief Celebrity Publicist Toni Embry of Glacé Entertainment Public Relations™ announced today that client Brandon Jay (@IAmBrandonJay) of "On Air With Brandon Jay" recently interviewed client Actor Daniel Joo (@_DanielJoo_) about his lead role in Lifetime Movie Network's "The Wrong Obsession" with the ICONIC Vivica A. Fox and directed by Horror Legend David DeCoteau.

🗣️ Quote From Brandon Jay (@IAmBrandonJay): "Interviewing Daniel was awesome! His demeanor, approach to every question, delivery shows without question he's a real talent!"

📘 Daniel Joo's Bio:

Daniel Joo is a classically trained actor who studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in both Sociology and Law and Society from the University of California Santa Barbara.

He is known for his roles in Criminal Minds, various Lifetime Movies, Megaladon, and award winning performance in the indie short film Kommando 1944. In addition, his credits include acting and stunts for Re:Anime, a business that creates live action fan-films inspired by anime, and regular appearances in Dhar Mann/Changing Lives Productions, a studio creating online content for a cause. Daniel also toured with the legendary Morris Day and the Time as a dancer performing around the world.

In addition to acting, Daniel is invested in his community where he coaches CrossFit and serves as Varisty Defensive Coordinator for the Knight High School Football Program. Daniel focuses his energy on growth by seeking knowledge and nurturing relationships that strengthen his purpose to elevate society, enlighten spirits, and spread love.

🎧 To Listen To The Interview on iHeart Radio Visit: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/338-on-air-with-brandon-ja...

✨ To schedule an interview with Daniel Joo/Brandon Jay or for press/media/social media related inquires please email Publicist, Toni Embry at ToniEmbry@CallMyPublicists.com

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