Daniel Hancock

Daniel Hancock is a director, producer, and writer specializing in dramatic adventures and imaginative adaptations. He is the founder and director of Bible Actors Productions and creator of the full-cast audio drama “End of Darkness.”

In 2020, Daniel joined the Terminus Media team where he serves as scriptwriter, editor, and multimedia producer. He collaborated with Daryl Peninton and Matt Baker as editor on “Samson: Rise” and works closely with Dr. Barron Bell as writer of the sci-fantasy graphic novel series “Dominion: Fall of the House of Saul.” Daniel also created the “Dominion: Border Wars” comic book series and adapted “The Runaway Plot” comic from the writings of Frederick Douglass.

Daniel collaborated with veteran director Barry Cook (Disney's "Mulan” 1998) as sound designer and editor for Studio PB&J's full-cast audio play "The Happy Place," a comedic ghost story set in the summer of 1969. He also serves as editor and publishing assistant for PB&J Books.

Daniel has produced several short film projects for bestselling true crime author John Leake and world-renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough, including the promotional trailer for their book “The Courage to Face COVID-19” and media for their educational Substack. He also serves as graphic designer and manager for John's publications and website and was producer and director of the true crime featurette “The Meaning of Malice: On the Trail of the Black Widow of Highland Park.”

In 2024, Daniel joined director Dom Carola's team at Premise Entertainment, a full-service multimedia production studio in central Florida with a focus on quality, character-driven content.

Daniel offers his services as a story consultant and editor for novels, comics, and screenplays. He also consults on IP development, marketing strategy, branding, social media, and website design. Emerging projects include new titles from Luis Serrano’s Rooted Chronicles and Matthew Rodriguez’s Ideas From Mars, and in partnership with the Douglass Leadership Institute, “The North Star,” a three voume graphic novel adaptation of “The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass.”

Daniel taught high school theatre and creative writing for several years and continues to teach and speak on storytelling in workshops and as a guest speaker and panelist. Daniel is a versatile director and an expert in story structure, character development, and dialogue writing. He is currently assisting in the development of additional projects in film and animation.