About
Represented by The Characters (North America & Worldwide)
bjs@thecharacters.com / https://www.thecharacters.com/
Represented by Creative Media Management (Europe & Worldwide)
jacqui@creativemediamanagement.com / suzie@creativemediamanagement.com / https://www.creativemediamanagement.com/
Daniel's career started 14 years ago, shooting corporate videos and commercial. Since then he has worked his way up to an IATSE 667 Director of Photography, an associate member of the CSC, and an Internationally Awarded Director. He is a British and Canadian Citizen currently living between London, UK, and Toronto, Canada. (eligible for tax credits in both countries)
To date he has shot over 14 scripted feature films, multiple series, and numerous feature / series documentaries.
His directorial debut documentary, 'Our Planet, The People, My Blood' was released theatrically in over 30 cinemas in the UK and Australia, as well as being screened in UK Parliament and the UN, in support of the subjects involved in the film.a
He has also had the pleasure and honour of working 2nd unit alongside prolific cinematographers, including Seamus MacGarvey ASC, BSC, on 'The Nevers' for HBO.
Previously, Daniel ran True Perspective VR, which shot commercial and narrative 360 films for clients including the BBC, HBO, BT Sport, Fiji Airways, Vodafone and FIFA. During this time he achieved multiple worlds firsts in the mixed reality space, and helped develop camera rigs that have been used by large scale productions for VFX capture ever since.
Previous accolades include a nominations for CSC awards for his short film, 'Challenger', and the documentary 'Il Doge', as well as multiple film festival wins and nominations for films including 'From the Thunder', 'Purgatory Jack' and 'Conscript'. 'Our Planet, The People, My Blood' recently won the Worcester International Film festival's, Best Documentary Award, concluding its festival and cinematic run in the UK and Australia.
In between shooting, you'll find him either training, travelling or playing the drums (despite a severe lack of natural rhythm...)
