DANIEL HANCOCK

Daniel Hancock is a director, producer, and writer specializing in dramatic adventures and imaginative adaptations, with over two decades of experience bringing stories to life across theatre, film, audio drama, comics, and animation. He is the founder of Bible Actors Productions, through which he has created numerous theatrical plays and multimedia productions, including the full-cast audio drama End of Darkness.

In 2020, Daniel ventured into the world of comics as a scriptwriter, editor, and multimedia producer, collaborating with Daryl Peninton and Matt Baker as editor on Samson: Rise, and writing the award-winning graphic novel series DOMINION: Fall of the House of Saul with Dr. Barron Bell. He also created DOMINION: Border Wars, adapted Sound of the Trumpet into graphic-novel form, and wrote The Runaway Plot, a comic based on the life and writings of Frederick Douglass.

Daniel collaborated with veteran director Barry Cook as sound designer and editor for the full-cast audio play The Happy Place at Studio PB&J. He also serves as editor for PB&J Books and is co-creator of the upcoming graphic novel project Patrick of Ireland.

As a media producer for bestselling true-crime author John Leake and renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough, Daniel created the promotional trailer for The Courage to Face COVID-19, as well as content for their educational Substack. He also oversees the publication and graphic design of Leake’s books and directed the true-crime featurette The Meaning of Malice: On the Trail of the Black Widow of Highland Park.

In 2024, Daniel relocated to Central Florida to join Dominic Carola’s team at Premise Entertainment as character coordinator for the animated Jesus Film, and as an associate production manager, writer, and story consultant on developing intellectual properties.

In addition to his creative work, Daniel supports Dr. Bob Petterson—author, speaker, and president of Legacy Imperative—through strategic consulting, project management, and administrative leadership.

Daniel is known for his strong command of story structure, character development, and dialogue, and for guiding projects from early concept through execution across multiple mediums. His projects frequently explore themes of faith, conscience, sacrifice, and moral responsibility through dramatic, character-driven storytelling.