Channel 6 is a production company which was founded in 2004 by comedian Victor Daniel. After getting a loan off the Princes Trust, Victor embarked on his adventure to revolutionise the television world...

Victor isn’t really your traditional comic, his funny and not just his routines. As a youngster living in Stoke Newington Victor would often go out on the street with the sole aim to make people laugh. At the age of 11 he was sent to boarding school because his mum didn’t love him (don’t tell him). Infact he went to two boarding schools, one called, ‘Wolverstone Hall’. And another called, ‘Bridlington’. The first school was designed for inner city kids, so you could imagine there were some tough kids there. So Victor had to use his comedy skills to keep the older kids from taking his food and pocket money. After only two years the school lost its funding and Victor and the other kids had to move to other schools.

Victor went to a ‘Bridlington Boarding school’. This was a total culture shook for Victor as him and his five friends as they were the only black kids in the town let alone the school. Being a black kid from the ghettos of London Victor learnt a lot about middle class white people. He even feels that his experience has helped him through his comedy career by allowing him to appeal to people of all colours.

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