Hi, I am Danielle Berrill

I am a photographer and videographer originating from Valdosta, Georgia. I have been fortunate for the opportunities to live in South Korea, Costa Rica, and all over the united states, but for now have made Phoenix, Arizona my home. I love hiking, music, surfing, and sports. Adventure pumps through these veins and drives my passion for photography. Fun note: I jumped for my skydiving license many moons ago now and then went airborne while serving.

My work history includes sports, action photography, and creating genocide documentaries for the Holocaust Museum. I am a former eight year Army Comcam, having worked as the only female in most of my platoons. My highest honor bestowed, due to highest performance scores, was when I was chosen to attach within each Ranger battalion in the Army to perform on their teams in order to build bridges between their communities and our communities of combat cameramen for future deployment attachments. I performed within their teams to display what our teams were capable of and to build trust for those deployments. I am also a former NBC Associate Producer, and former head writer and photographer for Metro Magazine. I have a passion for storytelling and sharing all human experiences. My mentor once told me, "Everything and everyone has a story to tell", and I still carry that in my pocket today.