Director - "Bucolic"

Daniel’s life has been driven by storytelling. Moving to Seattle in the 90s to focus on writing, he found himself immersed in the world of fringe theatre. The Balkan War called, and Daniel traveled to document the conflict. He moved to Portland, Oregon, with a focus on film. In 2007, he directed and produced his first feature, CTHULHU, which won ‘best of festival’ at the Eerie and H.P. Lovecraft Film Festivals, and earned Daniel a nomination for The Stranger's Genius Award. 2014 marked a return to theatre, where he directed and starred in the play Whackjob. Over the past five years, Daniel has produced and/or directed five features and several shorts, including "The Paper Tigers," a kung fu comedy, and most recently, "A Dying Art," which is set to be released next year.