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Daniel Camhi has over 35 years of experience in film and television production across the U.S. and Mexico. Primarily a producer and assistant director, he also has skills in sound, editing, photography, location scouting and management, ADR, and voice-over work. His assistant director credits include collaborating with Roland Joffé on "Fat Man & Little Boy," alongside DP Vilmos Zsigmond and lead actor Paul Newman. He also recorded John Huston as a sound technician for the documentary "Notes From Under The Volcano," directed by Gary Conklin for 20th Century Fox-Universal Classics.
At 25, Daniel produced his first project, "Secuestro Sangriento," featuring Humberto Zurita and Christian Bach, directed by Aldo Monti with cinematography by Miguel Garzón.
As an Executive, Field, or Online Producer, his television work includes FyMTI and GLAAD award-winning shows like "Las Aparicio," contributing to over 1,000 hours of content with Argos Television for networks such as Telemundo, TV Azteca, and Cadena 3. He served as Unit Manager in Mexico for the first season of "Sense8." While working as an assistant director at Propaganda Films in Los Angeles, he collaborated with Michael Bay and Antoine Fuqua.
Directors he has worked with include: Roland Joffé, John Duigan, Cliff Osmond, Mark Pellington, Richard Sarafian, Don Taylor, Charles Finch, Steven Cornwell, Nelson McCormick, Michael Bay, Frank Budgen, and Daniel Kleinman.
He has contributed to over 450 TV commercials with numerous production companies, including 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.
