David Harland Rousseau is a down-to-earth writer, director, and actor, and this is reflected in his work. His stories are grounded, and the salt-of-the-earth characters who inhabit his narratives are approachable, if not entirely empathetic. The American actor is known for playing crafty, determined characters who are trusted -- at least until they get their way. David Harland Rousseau is the co-author of the best selling, "Storyboarding Essentials: How to Translate Your Story to the Screen for Film, TV, and Other Media", published by Random House. The award-winning illustrator teaches drawing and design courses, including "Drawing for Storyboarding", in the School of Foundation Studies at Savannah College of Art and Design.
David Harland Rousseau is an Eagle Scout.
David Harland Rousseau was the first male cheerleader in the history of his alma mater, St. Johnsbury Academy.
David Harland Rousseau is a former video journalist and news reporter, who has covered everything from Presidential visits, to forest fires and hurricanes.
All Thumbs, and Green, written and directed by David Harland Rousseau, was nominated for Best Writing for the 48 Hour Film Project: Savannah, 2016.
A Matter of Pride, written and directed by David Harland Rousseau, was selected for Screening in High Regard at the first annual Big River Film Festival, 2016, in Savannah, Georgia.
