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Daniel Dreifuss
Freelance Photojournalist/Videographer . Marketing/Content Creator/Social Media Manager at Brazyn Life
Daniel Dreifuss is a professional freelance photographer with extensive experience working with individual clients, corporate entities, and media channels like Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, and Santa Barbara Family and Life.
His portfolio includes capturing local events, sports, features, and editorial coverage for online marketing, production, and communications, producing images for catalogs, marketing materials, newspapers, websites, and social media.
Daniel excels in visual storytelling and branding for consumer product companies, contributing to successful marketing campaigns with his unique perspective and creative approach.
Previously, he traveled extensively as a photojournalist across the USA, Central America, and South America to capture compelling images and stories.
With a Bachelor's degree in Commercial and Advertising Art from Brooks Institute of Photography, Daniel has honed his photography skills to a professional level.
Throughout his career, Daniel has managed freelancers, edited his own work, and collaborated closely with reporters to enhance the impact of visual storytelling.
His dedication and commitment to excellence have earned him recognition, including winning 8 California Newspaper Publishers Association Awards, a testament to his exceptional talent and professionalism.
As a leader and mentor in the field, Daniel is known for his initiative, innovative thinking, and the ability to transform assignments into captivating narratives that evoke passion and engage viewers.
He has held key positions such as Staff Photographer/Photo Editor at Santa Barbara Independent and Staff Photojournalist at Lee Central California Newspapers, further solidifying his expertise in photography and visual storytelling.
Daniel has also worked as a Contract Photographer at the United Nations Refugee Agency and previously served as a Freelance Photographer for renowned media outlets like The Associated Press, Santa Barbara Family Life Magazine, and Santa Barbara News-Press.