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Davis Mikaels is an Emmy-nominated and RealScreen Award-winning Executive Producer and Director specializing in reality and unscripted television. He has collaborated with major networks and platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, HGTV, MTV, Bravo, ABC, NBC, FOX, VH1, Logo, Food Network, OWN, WE, Fuse, Lifetime, and Sundance. Recently, Davis served as Showrunner and Executive Producer for Netflix's hit series "Dream Home Makeover." He also co-executive produced 100 episodes of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and "Real Housewives of Orange County," launched new series that achieved record-breaking #1 ratings including OWN's "Life With LaToya" and Sundance's "Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys," and has been hired as a fixer on multiple shows.
Davis earned a RealScreen Award for Best Web Series: Reality and Lifestyle for Season 7 of "RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked," as well as a Cynopsis Model D Award for Best Weekly Series for Season 8 of the same show.
In addition to his behind-the-camera achievements, Davis has enjoyed success in front of the camera. He first gained recognition on TV as the eccentric "pizza delivery boy" during the entire first season of MTV's Beach House, performing stunts like jumping off roofs, chasing cars, and getting buried alive—all to deliver fresh pizza to the MTV VJs. His character was so popular that he returned for the second season as "Captain Style," flying around in a pink leotard and blue cape while offering hair styling tips, complete with a personalized theme song for each appearance.
Davis then transitioned from sidekick to MTV VJ, hosting shows such as MTV's Winter Lodge alongside Carson Daly, Jenny McCarthy, Kennedy, and Bill Bellamy. He later moved to Hollywood, where he appeared in numerous commercials, including the iconic Mentos ad featuring a BMX biker jumping into a fountain.
Other notable credits include appearances on "Modern Family," "Close to Home," "King of Queens," "Beverly Hills 90210," and "Committed," as well as the role of Sven Svensonsonson in the video game "Outlaw Tennis."
Fans may also recall Davis from his recurring role on "Joey," where he played Jason, Jennifer Coolidge's verbally abused assistant, performing the robot alongside Matt LeBlanc.
