Danielle Agnello is a multifaceted creative force, hailing from Los Angeles and encompassing the realms of both filmmaking and portrait photography.
Her artistic journey commenced when she relocated to Los Angeles, where she co-directed and produced the indie feature film, Lime Salted Love, which premiered on Showtime's The Movie Channel in 2013.
Subsequently, Agnello ventured into the realm of short films, crafting Cowboys and Indians: The Great Diversion, a captivating and thought-provoking piece that garnered recognition on Crooks and Liars.
Most recently, Agnello has been working on a video project centered around an insightful interview with the renowned Professor Noam Chomsky, titled Noam Chomsky and the Invincible Sound of Listening, which is currently showcased on the esteemed Huffington Post.
In the pipeline for Agnello is her upcoming feature film, Misogyny's Whore, a poignant exploration of redemption that promises to resonate with audiences.
