
AN AMERICAN MOTION PICTURE STUDIO



FOUNDER
The
MEET JHALEN DANIELS
Jhalen Daniels is a writer, director, producer, and actor, and the founder of Genius Studios, an independent film and television studio based in Atlanta. With a passion for storytelling and a clear creative vision, Jhalen has carved out a lane of his own—developing original projects that are bold, stylized, and built to last.
From scripted series to high-concept feature films, his work is known for blending emotional depth with commercial appeal. Every project under the Genius Studios banner is driven by character, tone, and purpose, designed to resonate with audiences and push the boundaries of what’s expected.
Jhalen’s background as a performer informs his directing style and creative leadership, giving him a unique ability to bring stories to life from both sides of the lens. He’s not interested in following trends; he’s here to build a slate, shape culture, and lead with originality.
With multiple projects in development, Genius Studios is fast becoming a creative force in the industry. And at the center of it is Jhalen Daniels—focused, intentional, and ready to change the game.

LIVE EXPERIENCES
We’re the movie and TV guys, no doubt—but we know how to set the vibe in real life too. From the screen to the scene, we bring the energy. Don’t believe it? Pull up to our next experience and feel it for yourself.

- Addicted Industry | Vol.2Sat, Aug 30Bluestar Studios


GENIUS STUDIOS PRESENTS
LOOK OUT
Be on the lookout! Genius Studios is just getting started. From bold, stylized films to must-watch original series, we are delivering fresh stories with heart, humor, and undeniable style.
Whether it's a nostalgic throwback, a future cult classic, or something completely unexpected, our upcoming lineup is packed with electric storytelling, unforgettable characters, and cinematic flair.
Be on the lookout for new movies and shows that entertain, inspire, and set the tone for what's next. The retro is real. The vision is loud. Genius Studios is rolling.




