Daniel embarked on a pivotal academic adventure by enrolling in a comprehensive Liberal Arts program at the prestigious University of North Texas, thus inaugurating his higher education odyssey.
Daniel's pursuit of artistic excellence led him to the esteemed Stella Adler Studio of Acting, where he had the privilege of honing his craft under the guidance of renowned instructors, further refining his abilities in the art of acting.
At the Circle in the Square Theater School, Daniel continued to immerse himself in the world of theater, surrounding himself with like-minded individuals who shared his passion for the craft.
In addition to his studies, Daniel also had the opportunity to learn from the esteemed Columbia MFA Grad professor, Jon Shear, who imparted valuable knowledge and insights on the art of directing and writing.
Furthermore, Daniel was fortunate enough to study acting with the accomplished Royal Shakespeare Company Alumni, Sybil Lines, who brought with her a wealth of experience and expertise, further enriching Daniel's understanding of the craft.
Through these various educational endeavors, Daniel was able to develop a strong foundation in the arts, equipping him with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the competitive world of theater.
Daniel's impressive portfolio of work is comprised of a diverse array of creative projects, with a notable highlight being his second screenplay, "When Hearts Run Wild", which managed to capture the attention of John D Schofield, a highly respected and accomplished film producer, best known for his work on critically acclaimed films such as "Jerry Maguire" and "As Good As It Gets".
Daniel's creative endeavors received widespread recognition in 2013, when his short film, Rambler, gained widespread acclaim and went on to win a multitude of film awards, ultimately being developed into a 10-episode series.
Daniel's remarkable aptitude for his profession was substantiated when he was granted the privilege of being accepted into the renowned Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts' esteemed summer residency program in London, a distinction he had the pleasure of enjoying for two consecutive years.
Daniel's creative journey reached new heights in the year 2021, as he successfully brought his unique vision to life by completing his inaugural feature film, Love in Kilnerry, a $1.2 million production that showcased his remarkable multifaceted talents as a writer, producer, director, and lead actor. This ambitious cinematic endeavour, a testament to Daniel's unwavering dedication and passion for storytelling, went on to garner an impressive array of 45 prestigious international film awards and 26 nominations, solidifying his reputation as a gifted and accomplished filmmaker.
