Daniel Califf-Glick was born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1983. All of his life he absolutely loathed writing and was bored to death by history, which is surprising when you examine the fact that he spent three years writing and making a film about William Henry Harrison.
Daniel’s life’s inconsistencies aside, he graduated from Rutgers University in 2005 with a degree in Political Science.
He had realized that he’d rather make films his senior year, but didn’t want to stay the extra time to change his major.
Upon his release into the “real world”, he decided to embark on several film and video projects, one of which was The Triumph of William Henry Harrison.
Extremely proud of the way it turned out, Daniel hopes to parlay any success with his film into a career as a crime-fighting superhero. He realizes that this is probably unrealistic.
