Daniel's remarkable career has been marked by a dazzling array of creative pursuits, showcasing his exceptional versatility as a writer, director, and prop master, among other roles.
Throughout his illustrious journey spanning over two decades, Daniel's impressive trajectory has been punctuated by a remarkable start in the music video boom of the late 1990s, a pivotal moment that laid the foundation for his future successes.
Daniel, a multifaceted writer and director, has garnered widespread acclaim for his diverse body of work, which spans across various cinematic genres, including independent feature films. His impressive portfolio is characterized by collaborative efforts with esteemed industry professionals, including the likes of Ben Stiller, Sean Penn, and Cynthia Nixon.
Daniel's initial achievements in the industry paved the way for the creation of multiple short films, with one notable example being "Buttercup", which received widespread exposure by being showcased in numerous German movie theaters as part of the esteemed "Blue Hearts of N.Y." traveling festival of short films, expertly curated by Mop Distribution.
His short films have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim at various film festivals and exhibitions, both within his domestic market and on the international stage, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
In the year 2011, Daniel's remarkable short film, titled LALO, garnered widespread recognition and acclaim as it took home the prestigious award for Best Short Film at the esteemed HBO/NY Latino International Film Festival, a notable event that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Latin American community. The film, which showcased the talents of talented actor Billy Magnussen, was a testament to Daniel's creative genius and his ability to craft compelling narratives that captivate audiences.
Daniel's inaugural feature film, H.O.M.E., marked a significant milestone in his career, boasting an impressive cast that included Imagen award-winning actor Jeremy Ray Valdez, the talented Angela Lin, who has made a name for herself on the Broadway stage, and the acclaimed Mexican actor Jesús Ochoa, a winner of the Ariel award.
This remarkable film premiered at the prestigious Museum Of Moving Image in New York City, and has since been showcased at the American Cinematheque, Violet Crown Cinemas in Austin, and an astonishing number of over 25 international festivals.
