Daniel Okoduwa

Daniel Okoduwa is a Sydney based Australian film director, producer and screenwriter. In 2002, Daniel first tried his hands on filmmaking when he got his friends together for a feature titled ‘Death is a Diamond.’ The film tells of a bunch of diamonds that were illegally smuggled into Australia from Africa, thus making him the first African-Australian to ever produce a film in Australia. Daniel would later team up with Korean born and Sydney based filmmaker Mike Kang to produce a drama titled ‘Gossip Nation’ a film that earned him the best emerging film producer at THE SPA AWARDS (Screen Producers of Australia) in 2012.
The SPA AWARDS earned Daniel a trip to the AFM in Santa Monica, California, USA. His trip to Hollywood exposed him to a new way of thinking and writing. By late 2015 Daniel began writing Survive or Die, once again inviting his friend Mike Kang to help bring the story to reality. Sanctuary Pariahs is Daniel's most ambitious project yet, writing, producing, and directing this thought-provoking and controversial drama.

To create is to serve, to love is to serve.