Daniel has been working with moving images and computers for the last ten years, initially as a designer, later as a researcher and academic. He was a digital manager for the British Council in Mexico; founded an international short film and digital art festival that took place entirely online; and collaborated with the BBC to create the world’s first broadcast AI-TV programme. He has six years of teaching experience in higher education in Mexico and the UK, and before joining King’s a lecturer he was a research fellow at the Cultural Analytics Open Lab in Estonia. Daniel’s main strand of research focuses on the computational production and analysis of audiovisual culture, an area he approaches through a critical-technical blend of film theory, interdisciplinary design, and creative AI.