Daniel Lusko

Daniel Lusko's passion for cinema started his film career at the age of 14, and by the age of 21 he was directing documentaries based on NY Times Bestsellers with world leaders such as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Lusko wrote and directed the action/thriller "Persecuted," which received a wide US theatrical release and was later picked up internationally by Sony Pictures Studios. Lusko went on to pen the non-fiction book, "Imagination Creates Reality," which renowned speaker and NY Times Bestselling Author, Bob Proctor ("The Secret") called "A must read..." Lusko directed the animated feature "The Adventures of Bunny Bravo" starring "Maze Runner" star Kat McNamara, "Runaways" star Gregg Sulkin, and Saturday Night Live icon Sheri Oterri. Lusko directed the Lifetime Original Film "Prison House" a taut dramatic thriller inspired by true events about a mom who poisons her daughters to keep them safe from the outside world. Lusko's upcoming spy thriller "Quandary" is inspired by true events and has been vetted by top CIA operatives and active FBI officials. "Quandary" deals with a CIA spy struggling to maintain his sanity as he searches for the man who killed his family at an Arab refugee camp. On the film, Lusko has teamed with marketing guru and producer Dennis Rice who has under his belt 19 Oscar wins and 108 Academy Award nominations. Variety Magazine recently published an article about the anticipation of the project in the industry, which was the top story in Hollywood. Lusko received his certification at Harvard in Strategic Business Management. He is a member of the Director's Guild of America and is based in Los Angeles.