Initially pursuing a career in creative writing, Daniel Sanz spent several years studying the art of screenplays and the structure of narative film. He enrolled in Florida Atlantic University with the desire to take his writing to the next level. While attending, Daniel stumbled across the video and television program and was instantly addicted. Learning various techincal aspects and techniques, he decided to pursue a career that would combine both his love for writing and the art of production.

He spent early efforts experimenting with 2D, 3D, and stop motion animation. Furthering his education at the University, he studied fictional, documentary, and experimental filmmaking. He was also hired by the campus television studio where he met fellow Fade 2 Black Productions, Inc. founder, Zachery Powell. In 2000 Daniel established Chameleon Pictures, a small company that offered video production services. As with Zachery, Daniel also began doing freelance production work for Dolphin Stadium for various sporting events.

Daniel graduated from Florida Atlantic University in 2002 and decided to focus his full efforts on building Fade 2 Black Productions, Inc. with the goal of producing original projects for domestic and foreign distribution. He led production work on short film Paul and Young Ron’s Dead Air which screened at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. He is committed to helping Fade 2 Black Productions, Inc. reach all of it’s goals.