Dominic DiMaria
- Director
- Writer
- Producer
Dominic DiMaria is a global mixed media artist and director working primarily in LA, NYC, and Milan. DiMaria took his first commercial clients at the age of 14, and began his public film career in 2013 when his short film Heist won bronze at Houston WorldFest and its sequel Sonata won gold in 2015, after which he began producing commercial and editorial campaigns.
His debut fine art photography exhibition Ingrained was featured at the 2015 ArtFields festival and was followed up by a run of commercial productions for Banana Republic, Esquire, Mercedes-Benz, and FabFitFun, as well as many other large format commercial art assignments.
In 2019 he executive produced 52 episodes of A Climb to the Top for 77WABC in New York, and directed two feature films for the Climb label. In 2020 he executive produced the feature film Scorn starring Lindsley Register and produced the SXSW official selection feature film Teenage Badass starring Kevin Corrigan.
Later that year he co-founded Dasaudie with artist Tucker Audie and together the duo introduced their patented SportGlass technology, and the fine art collections SneakerHoop, SneakerTable , FashionSculpture, and LeSwish.
Together they have produced projects, installations, and exhibitions for Nike, Complex, TomBoGo x Fred Segal, LA Fashion Week, and LA Swim Week.
DiMaria is attached to direct David Luz's award-winning screenplay Murder Me in 2025.
In 2014, he survived an SUV to the face.
His debut fine art photography exhibition Ingrained was featured at the 2015 ArtFields festival and was followed up by a run of commercial productions for Banana Republic, Esquire, Mercedes-Benz, and FabFitFun, as well as many other large format commercial art assignments.
In 2019 he executive produced 52 episodes of A Climb to the Top for 77WABC in New York, and directed two feature films for the Climb label. In 2020 he executive produced the feature film Scorn starring Lindsley Register and produced the SXSW official selection feature film Teenage Badass starring Kevin Corrigan.
Later that year he co-founded Dasaudie with artist Tucker Audie and together the duo introduced their patented SportGlass technology, and the fine art collections SneakerHoop, SneakerTable , FashionSculpture, and LeSwish.
Together they have produced projects, installations, and exhibitions for Nike, Complex, TomBoGo x Fred Segal, LA Fashion Week, and LA Swim Week.
DiMaria is attached to direct David Luz's award-winning screenplay Murder Me in 2025.
In 2014, he survived an SUV to the face.
