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Yeager grew up in a small farm town south of Cleveland, Ohio.
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As a child in the 1960s, he enjoyed watching horror and science fiction on television In his early teens, Yeager saw the movie Boys in the Band. He found a copy of the play, and after reading it, decided he would like to be an actor.
By the time he was sixteen, he was watching movies critically and reading books to better understand the medium.
In 1980, the Yeager family moved to Las Vegas. There, Yeager joined The Community Drama Workshop and was cast as an extra in one of the growing number of productions filming in that city.
In 1985, Yeager moved to Los Los Angeles He managed a cabinet shop in North Hollywood for several years.
The economy failed and Yeager was faced with dismissing five employees.
He realized his own departure would be less painful, so he resigned in an attempt to let the business keep a few of those family mentor Yeager took the opportunity to at last enter the movie industry. In 2015, Yeager and one Ron Scott created, a film production company.
Slaughter Farm, a horror tale.
The Gospel of George, a short film about loss, survival, resurrection and the human condition. Brains, a brain eating disease hits Los Angeles and turns the homeless and body builders into cannibals.
Zombie Bear Attack, a tale of the lethal hunter and man eater, the undead bear. Dan Yeager.
