Kish Daniels is a Minnesota-based, first generation Liberian-American filmmaker and photographer focused on storytelling, connecting with unique people, and pursuing meaningful, impactful work.
Kish is the son of immigrant parents, and growing up in New York City, Monrovia, Liberia, and the Twin Cities have shaped his experiences and influenced his creative voice. Kish's other influences are Dorothea Lange, Gordon Parks, his career in athletics, his love for the outdoors and his passion for social justice.
In Kish's free time he enjoys fly fishing, traveling, and spending time with his son.
Awards and Recognition
Ilford - Community Project Grant, shortlist, 2024
Shutterstock - The Create Fund artist grant recipient – 2023-2024
St. Paul Neighborhood Network – NAF documentary fellowship 2023-2024
Film Score Fest, BIPOC scholarship recipient - 2023
Adobe Creator Camp recipient - 2021
Shutterstock - The Create Fund artist grant recipient – 2023-2024
St. Paul Neighborhood Network – NAF documentary fellowship 2023-2024
Film Score Fest, BIPOC scholarship recipient - 2023
Adobe Creator Camp recipient - 2021