Daniel Booroff is a renowned and award-winning actor and filmmaker residing in Brighton & Hove, renowned for his versatility in character acting and his unique filmmaking style, which often blends elements of melodrama, comedy, and absurdism.
A graduate of The Poor School in London, Daniel has had a successful career in television, film, and theatre, working alongside esteemed actors and directors such as Steve Buscemi, Patrick Stewart, Jeffrey Tambour, Mike Myers, Jennifer Saunders, Ken Jeong, Lee Mack, Sally Bretton, David Morrissey, Steve Pemberton, Paul Chahidi, Saoirse Ronan, Simon Russell Beale, David Tennant, and Andrea Riseborough, among many others.
Throughout his career, Daniel has appeared in numerous high-end screen productions for prominent media companies, including Netflix, Gaumont, BBC, Sky, Focus, and TNT. His performances have garnered critical acclaim, earning him awards such as Best Actor from the Terror Film Festival and Southern Shorts Award, as well as praise from notable critics and publications.
In addition to his acting career, Daniel has also pursued his passion for writing and directing, graduating with a Master's degree in writing and directing from The Film & Screen School in Brighton in 2024. His film projects have gained recognition and accolades, including awards at the Brighton Rocks Film Festival, Horsham Film Festival, Sussex International Film Festival, and London International Film Festival.
Daniel's commercial ventures have taken him to work with a range of companies, including Viv Loves Film, Screen & Film School, Nowness, BIMM institute, MPB, IC Theatre, Lewes Council, MVM, NHS, Alumno, and NRAS. He has had the privilege of being mentored by industry professionals such as Ben Cole, Emma Topping, and Max Conil.
As a testament to his dedication to his craft, Daniel's short films have been screened at prominent cinemas, including the Duke Of York's, Lewes Depot, and Hailsham cinemas. His first film, "Undercurrent," won awards at the Brighton Rocks Film Festival and Horsham Film Festival, while his second film, "Gandad," took home awards at the Sussex International Film Festival and London International Film Festival.
