Damián Romay

Damián Romay is an Argentine American film and television writer, producer, and director associated especially with independent features and made-for-television thrillers and romances. Public biographical summaries identify him as a graduate of the University of Southern California’s film school, where he earned a master’s degree in screenwriting, and as the founder of Sunshine Films, a Florida-based film and television production company launched in 2015.

Romay’s work is concentrated in efficient, commercially oriented production: suspense films, relationship thrillers, holiday romances, and cable-style dramas often built around compact premises and fast production schedules. His credits as director, producer, writer, and occasional executive producer include titles such as My Teacher, My Obsession, A Model Kidnapping, Sinister Seduction, Love Afloat, South Beach Love, Dying for a Crown, The Hand That Robs the Cradle, Secret Life of a Sorority Girl, Dying to be Famous, Deadly Girls Trip, and a large number of recent television movies.

Because Romay is not a high-profile celebrity subject, reliable public sources provide more detail about his credits than about his personal life. The consistent picture across film databases and trade-style listings is of a prolific working filmmaker whose company supplies genre films for television and streaming markets. Sunshine Films’ public descriptions emphasize development, production, and post-production capacity in Florida, while filmography pages show Romay moving among directing, producing, writing, production design, and executive production depending on the project.