Biography
David Selman is credited as the director of the 1937 film Find the Witness. The film represents an early entry in Selman’s filmography and is noted within the records as their sole known directorial credit. The title suggests a narrative centered on a search or investigation, a common theme in crime or mystery genres of the period.
Little else is documented about Selman’s career or contributions to cinema beyond this single film credit. The lack of additional verifiable records limits a broader understanding of their work in the industry. The film’s inclusion in Selman’s filmography places them among directors active during the late 1930s, a time when motion pictures were transitioning from silent to sound formats in many regions.
Given the scarcity of available information, Selman’s rol…
