Eddie Mariano

Eddie Mariano was born on Dec 01, 1984 in USA. Eddie Mariano's big-screen debut came with Mariano Bros. Presents directed by Eddie Mariano in 1999. Eddie Mariano is known for Luna's Goodbye directed by Eddie Mariano, Lauren Marie Peña stars as Luna and Nathaniel John Smith as Dean. Eddie Mariano has got 12 awards and 9 nominations so far. The most recent award Eddie Mariano achieved is Cinema City International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Eddie Mariano plays is Doritos: Delta Doritos Sorority which will be released on Jan 05, 2009.

Eddie Mariano is an award-winning filmmaker born and raised in Miami, Florida. From an early age, both of Eddie's parents shared their love for movies with him, and his passion towards film quickly grew. Throughout his high school years, Eddie was heavily involved in the drama club, as well as many different Film & TV production courses where he began writing, producing, and directing several short films. It was through these activities, he realized that his passion for directing was undeniable.After graduating high school, Eddie went on to attend filmmaking courses at his local community college for Film & TV production, where he improved his skills as a filmmaker. Eddie co-founded MPE Studios (Mariano Pictures Entertainment Studios) in 2005 along with his younger brother Edwin Mariano, a company that would produce and direct films under their names. Not only did this advance Eddie Mariano's career as a filmmaker, but also as a young entrepreneur, running and co-operating his own production company.In 2006 Eddie moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a successful and influential filmmaker in the entertainment industry. He attended the New York Film Academy located inside of Universal Pictures Studios where he graduated in 2007 with several directing and producing credits to his name, as well as numerous awards in the entertainment industry and film festivals. He continues to pursue his love for filmmaking by directing and producing a variety of films, television shows, documentaries, and commercials.