Dan Swett
Dan Swett is an actor who appeared as a Vhnori mourner in the  first season episode  in . In addition, he worked on 2nd unit as hand double for actor Jerry Hardin and appeared as two different Vhnori corpses in the episode. Swett received no credit for his work but is listed on the call sheets of the episodes. Two of them misspelled his name as Dan Swet. His costume from this appearance was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 

Also in the 1990s, Swett appeared as a prison guard in the drama Caged Hearts (1995, with Michael John Anderson and Chester E. Tripp III) and worked as stand-in on the drama At Sachem Farm (1998, with Keone Young, Jim Beaver, Greg Grunberg, Rick Avery, and John Cade).

Further acting work includes episodes of Port Charles (2002) and Lizzie McGuire (2003, with Hallie Todd), the drama Only in Hollywood (2002), the short drama The Passerby (2003), the short film The Cloth (2004, with Tyson Weihe), the comedy Ryan's Life (2004), the short film Trouble Everyday (2004), the television drama The Plot to Kill Nixon (2005), the drama The Urban Demographic (2005, with Rico E. Anderson), the comedy Switch (2005), the drama Sideline Secrets (2006), the short comedy Moron's Guide to Suicide (2006), the short horror film Wells Lane (2006), the thriller A Secret Handshake (2007), the sequel Darker Secrets: Sideline Secrets II (2008), the short drama Marvin's Lament (2008), the short horror film The Fixer (2008), and the drama Escape (2010, with Slim Khezri).

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VOY performers
Stand-ins