Executive Producer, Showrunner
Contact Details
07968 306602
CV
LinkedIn / Website
Availability
22 April 2026
Credit Highlights
RTS 2023 Winner Best Arts Documentary - Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World, for BBC and PBS
David Frost Vs... The Moments That Made History for Sky and MSNBC, Forces of Nature with Professor Brian Cox for BBC1, PBS, France Télévisions, 1971: The Year Music Changed Everything for Apple TV
What They Do Best
Internationally award-winning premium documentaries, story-driven factual, music & culture docs, science & history films, complex archive & licensing, international co-productions, hybrid/innovative formats
What People Say About Them
Vesna Cudic, Exec Producer: "Danielle wrapped her arms around this project. She lived and breathed it. It was a six part series, with many execs, directors, editors, lots of people to manage. Danielle was calm, professional, always a problem solver. She was very well prepared, did a ton of research. She is a very strong storyteller."
Alan Holland, Head of Specialist Factual Productions: "Danielle is the consummate professional - assured editorially, brilliant managerially, calm under pressure and endlessly creative. I really threw her into the deep end with a troubled production and the way she wrangled it into safe and calm waters was extremely impressive."
Series Researcher: "Danielle is a total force! Working with her was a pleasure as she’s an incredibly knowledgeable exec across every aspect of TV making, leads by example and I learned a ton. She’s also got a great sense of humour which makes all the difference for keeping team morale high!"
The Human Behind The CV
Danielle’s path into television began with a love of both storytelling and visual culture. Alongside her broadcast work, she is an exhibiting photographer with projects shown and published internationally. She studied languages and speaks excellent French (plus some German, Italian and Spanish), which feeds into her global outlook and ease working across cultures.
Her curiosity and compassion extend well beyond the cutting room: in between broadcast projects, she has volunteered for ActionAid International as a content creator, producing advocacy work across Latin America, Africa and Asia. She’s also a qualified scuba diver, has a keen interest in ceramics, and teaches English to asylum seekers.
What We Say About Them
The Human Behind The CV
Danielle’s path into television began with a love of both storytelling and visual culture. Alongside her broadcast work, she is an exhibiting photographer with projects shown and published internationally. She studied languages and speaks excellent French (plus some German, Italian and Spanish), which feeds into her global outlook and ease working across cultures.
Her curiosity and compassion extend well beyond the cutting room: in between broadcast projects, she has volunteered for ActionAid International as a content creator, producing advocacy work across Latin America, Africa and Asia. She’s also a qualified scuba diver, has a keen interest in ceramics, and teaches English to asylum seekers.
Danielle is one of those execs who can parachute into a project and turn chaos into clarity. She has a reputation for being both highly creative and highly pragmatic — just as comfortable wrangling archive, music rights and compliance as she is shaping a big, bold series vision. She thrives on ambitious, multi-stakeholder projects and is particularly good at building trust with high-profile talent and creative teams. In the edit, she’s a fixer: able to find the story when it seems lost, and get productions not just to delivery, but to winning awards. She brings warmth, rigour and wit to her collaborations — the sort of person people want to work with again and again.
Danielle Peck
The Human Behind The CV
Danielle’s path into television began with a love of both storytelling and visual culture. Alongside her broadcast work, she is an exhibiting photographer with projects shown and published internationally. She studied languages and speaks excellent French (plus some German, Italian and Spanish), which feeds into her global outlook and ease working across cultures.
Her curiosity and compassion extend well beyond the cutting room: in between broadcast projects, she has volunteered for ActionAid International as a content creator, producing advocacy work across Latin America, Africa and Asia. She’s also a qualified scuba diver, has a keen interest in ceramics, and teaches English to asylum seekers.