Daniel Sousa

In his work, Sousa uses animation and themes commonly found in mythology and fairy tales to examine archetypes of human nature, and the inner struggles between our intellects and our unconscious drives. Rather than following conventional narratives, he approaches filmmaking from a painter’s perspective. He focuses on states of mind, evoking the fragility of fleeting moments, memories and perceptions.

In 2008 he was the recipient of a production grant from the Creative Capital Foundation for the film Feral, which went on to win numerous awards at film festivals around the world, and an Academy Awards nomination in 2014.

Kailash Shoots theTiger

Tigerland

Feral: Excerpt

Oscar-Nominated Short FIlm

the Comanche & the Horse

Sacred Stories

Fable: Excerpt

Short Film

Charlotte’s Web: Openig Sequence

Nickelodeon Movies

Drift

Short Film

the Buddha & the Tigress

Tigerland

the Gift of Corn to the Choctaw

Sacred Stories