11.25.07
"Sex Positive" wins Grand Jury Prize L.A. Outfest. Picked up by Showtime and Regent Releasing. Official Site.
11.25.07
Narrative feature film, "Breaking Upwards." Official Site.
12.20.07
5.13.07
Guest starring on season finale of Law & Order
this Friday as a heroin addict!.
this Friday as a heroin addict!.
2.23.07
"Unlocked" starring Olivia Thirlby officially selected for competition at the 2007 6th Annual Tribeca Film Festival.
DIRECTING
NARRATIVE FEATURES
Breaking Upwards
DOCUMENTARY
Sex Positive-Feature Documentary trailer
SHORT FILMS
Unlocked
Unlocked Trailer
War: A Romance
COMMERCIALS
ESPN - Train
ESPN - Park
THEATER
Big Knife
BIOGRAPHY
Daryl Wein is a New York based filmmaker. His feature length documentary, Sex Positive, is currently being distributed by Regent Releasing and Showtime, and is being qualified for the 2009 Academy Awards. It won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary at L.A. Outfest Film Festival, and was an official selection at 2008's South by Southwest Film Festival, London Film Festival, among twenty other film festivals around the world. His award winning short film, Unlocked, was officially selected for the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.
At age 16, his first short film, Life is a Train, won Third Prize at the International Young Filmmaker's Festival in New York hosted by "The Directors View." His success inspired the state of Connecticut to honor him with the "You Belong in Connecticut Young Media Maker Award."
As an actor, Daryl has appeared in "The Hebrew Hammer," "Law and Order," "Law and Order: SVU," "ED," "Porn n' Chicken" and the upcoming, "Breaking Upwards."
He studied drama and film at NYU Tisch School of the Arts and USC School of Film and Television.
He is currently in post production on his narrative feature film debut, "Breaking Upwards."
At age 16, his first short film, Life is a Train, won Third Prize at the International Young Filmmaker's Festival in New York hosted by "The Directors View." His success inspired the state of Connecticut to honor him with the "You Belong in Connecticut Young Media Maker Award."
As an actor, Daryl has appeared in "The Hebrew Hammer," "Law and Order," "Law and Order: SVU," "ED," "Porn n' Chicken" and the upcoming, "Breaking Upwards."
He studied drama and film at NYU Tisch School of the Arts and USC School of Film and Television.
He is currently in post production on his narrative feature film debut, "Breaking Upwards."