Biographie
Daniel Camhi has worked on film and television production for more than 35 years in the U.S and Mexico. Although he has mainly been a producer or assistant director, he too has experience in sound, editing, photography. and location scouting/managing, as well as ADR, and Voice Over experience. His credits as an assistant director include among others, working with Roland Joffé in "Fat Man & Little Boy", with Vilmos Zsigmond as DP and Paul Newman as lead. Daniel got to record John Huston working as a sound-man in the documentary "Notes From Under The Volcano", directed by Gary Conklin, for 20th Century Fox-Universal Classics
He had his first experience as a producer at the age of 25 in "Secuestro Sangriento", with Humberto Zurita and Christian Bach, directed by Aldo Monti and photographed by Miguel Garzón
As an Executive, Field, or Online Producer, television credits include FyMTI and GLAAD awards for Las Aparicio and others for more than 1000 hrs produced with Argos Television for Telemundo, TV Azteca and Cadena 3. He was the Unit Manager in Mexico for the first season of "Sense8" As an assistant director in Propaganda Films (L.A.) he worked with Michael Bay and Antoine Fuqua
Below, some of the directors he has worked with : Roland Joffé John Duigan Cliff Osmond Mark Pellington Richard Sarafian Don Taylor Charles Finch Steven Cornwell Nelson McCormick Michael Bay Frank Budgen Daniel Kleinman
Over 450 TV commercials with tens of production companies, amongst them:
Pedro Torres, Such Films (Hong Kong), Top Films, Cinesouth, Ridley Scott Associates (LA), Metro Producciones, Tara Films, Eduardo Fernández, Industrial Light & Magic, Reactor Films (LA), Mr. Big Films (Chicago), Cineconcepto, Omni, Quadrum, Brave Film Co (UK), Cinevideo, Cinemagic, Spy Films (Canada), Montenegro Films (LA), Triángulo, Calmex Productions (LA), PT&A (Miami), Bilecky Productions (LA), Cineacción (Chile), Luna Films, Front Films (LA), Visualize (LA), Cruz- Kravetz (LA), Total Service (LA), Encamera, Wild Card Productions (UK),Pyramid Films (Tokyo) , Iguana Films (LA), and Fahrenheit Films
