DANIEL HENRY
DIGITAL CRAFTSMAN & CINEMATIC STORYTELLER
Based in Dorset, UK, Daniel is a filmmaker and visual storyteller with a lifelong passion for bold, cinematic imagery. Raised on a steady mix of art, music, photography, comics, and movies, his early creative interests laid the foundation for a career that bridges storytelling and technology.
Daniel’s YouTube channel—now home to over 17,000 subscribers—is where he shares his evolving passions, from film photography and camera gear to 3D printing, Blender, and Unreal Engine 5. It's a space where creativity, tech, and visual storytelling collide.
In addition to creating content, Daniel has directed and shot hundreds of commercials and music videos for clients including HSBC, RNLI, Howdens, Vault X, Sontronics, LV=, Saga Cruises, The Daily Telegraph Events, and well-known figures like Mollie King and Noel Fitzpatrick (The Supervet).
He also has a strong love for portrait photography, capturing raw, expressive moments with the same cinematic approach he brings to video production.
Whether you're a brand, artist, or fellow creative, Daniel is always up for meaningful collaborations that push the boundaries of storytelling and visual style.
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Production Services
At Giantkiller Studios, we offer full-service video production tailored to your vision—whether you're a brand, artist, or agency. Over the last decade, Daniel has built a trusted network of filmmakers, editors, and creatives, forming a production crew that can scale to fit projects big or small.
We specialize in:
Corporate Video Production – polished, professional content for internal comms, campaigns, and branded storytelling
Event Coverage – multi-camera setups, audio capture, and fast-turnaround edits for live events, conferences, and product launches
Studio & Set Productions – high-end commercial shoots, music videos, and creative visual campaigns
Every project is managed in-house through Giantkiller Studios, ensuring a consistent creative vision and streamlined process from start to finish.
No two productions are ever the same—and that’s exactly how we like it.
Got something in mind? Let’s make it happen.