Don Capria (born 1971) is an American writer, director and artist manager. He is best known for his true-crime biography on Mafia boss Joseph Colombo.[1]
Don Capria | |
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| Born | 1974 (age 47–48) White Plains, NY |
| Occupation | Writer, Director and Artist Manager |
| Notable works | Colombo: The Unsolved Murder |
Capria was born in Westchester County, NY.[2] After high school he was a drummer in the hardcore punk scene in the bands; Blindside and Skarhead.
Later on Capria began working as an artist manager with Hip hop and hardcore/ punk acts. In 2000, he founded the music management company 1:10 Artist Management representing artists, G Fella, Kitty Katt, Jamie Drastik and Danny Diablo A short time after he began directing music videos.[3] Capria wrote and directed the TV Pilot Westchester; an autobiographical story about his experiences as a manager and a music promoter.[2] In 2014, Capria directed the short film, Eulogy,[4] starring Federico Castelluccio. The film won "Best Ensemble"[5] in the 2015 Queens World FIlm Festival.
Capria and partner, Alex Shenitsky, re-launched their music management company 1:10 Artist Management in 2012. They currently represent EDM Pop Dance artist Dawin and Trap / Punk artist Black Punk.