Danny Agama was born in 1990 in the Chicago suburb known as Park Ridge. In 2001 he got his little hands on a

camcorder and began shooting his earliest short films on digital video tape. He received a bachelor of arts in

cinematic arts and sciences from Columbia College Chicago in 2013, which by then his experimental and narrative films

had already been screened locally at venues such as the Pritzker Auditorium, and the Manifest Arts Festival in Chicago;

internationally at festivals including the London International Shorts film festival. He would learn to properly load film
mags and operate 35mm studio cameras, a skill that would immediately have no relevance after graduation.

After wrapping up school, he worked on various feature length films and television documentaries. At the same time he
briefly ran Chicago Filmmakers, a non-profit arts organization in the Andersonville neighborhood of Chicago as the

organization's program director. There he would screen stunning, odd, and obscure films and Q&As for audiences across

the city.

He moved to Los Angeles to briefly work at the Warner Bros. studio in Burbank for a couple years, moving on to work in the
camera dept. on many television shows. Since 2023, Danny has moved into production management and producing work,
working at famed cable television network G4, and producing an unaired Ghostbusters halloween special on the network's
flagship series X-Play just prior to the studio's closure. Over the past three years, he's traveled to over six different

countries to work on many projects for creative agency Liquid Media.

Danny continues to write, produce, and direct video projects.