Doug Fahl was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. His parents Lafaye and David Fahl met in a small coal mining town of Helper, Utah.

He started acting in high school and continued his training at the University of Utah where he received a BFA majoring in Theatre and minoring in Music and Dance. His early career included acting with Salt Lake Acting Company and Pioneer Theatre Company. He continued his theatre career after moving to Seattle, WA in 1991 working with several theatre companies including, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Village Theatre, ArtsWest, Seattle Musical Theatre, SecondStory Rep and more. He received a Gregory Award nomination for his role in The Pride at Theatre22.

He made his film debut in ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction (2009) (2009) directed by Kevin Hamedani and has worked on several other independent features and short films ever since. He made his network television debut in a small role in the SYFY series Z Nation (2014), Ep. 401 Warren's Dream (2017) (2014). Doug has worked in a variety of commercial, industrial and voice-over projects as well.

In 2018 Doug started a YouTube Channel and Facebook group called Augmented Actor, which focuses on helping other actors learn and grow in the industry.

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Doug Fahl

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