Genaro Domínguez is a multi award winning writer & director based in New York City.

He started learning his craft during the early years of YouTube which then led him to study screenwriting at the New York Film Academy. Eventually he earned his MFA from Long Island University in Television and Film Production.

In 2014 Genaro's first short film, Death Sentence, envisions a society in which education is used as a form of oppression, was selected by the 2014 Yonkers Film Festival as one of the six films to premiere at their opening night program.

His next project, Blonde Amy, a fantasy-dark comedy explores the thin line between love and obsession, premiered in 2017 at the Revolution Me Film Festival. It won multiple awards including the audience awards at both The Iron Mule Short Comedy Film Festival and the Yonkers Film Festival.

Genaro's thesis film, Connie Saves Gilbert, an action-comedy which examines the lengths working class people go to handle debt and revenge, earned the William Di Pietra Master of Fine Arts Award. It went on to screen at the NVision Latino Film & Music Festival, the International Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival, Urban Action Showcase Film Festival, and at the 2019 Oaxaca FilmFest.

He is currently working on his first feature film, Ghost in the Stereo. This fantasy-drama tells the story of a Dominican-American family breaking down from miscommunication and haunted by their guilt & trauma.