Darío Sabina was born in Buenos Aires in 1970; he studied Image and Sound Design and Combined Arts at the UBA.

He began his career as an editor and later moved into other areas of production such as VFX supervision, cinematography and directing.

As a director, a role he has held since 2005, he has directed more than 400 commercials for brands such as LOREAL, GARNIER, CHEVROLET, JOHNSON Y JOHNSON, SERTAL, DETOL, PFIZER among others, and music videos for bands and solo artists such as MIRANDA, ENTRE RIOS and LEO GARCIA.

As a cinematographer he worked on the feature films CARTAS PARA JENNY (Dir. Diego Muziak), EL HOMBRE QUE CORRÍA TRAS EL VIENTO (Dir. Juan Pablo Martinez), ARREBATO (Dir. Sandra Gugliota), LA SEGUNDA MUERTE and TESTIGO INTIMO, both directed by Santiago Fernández Calvete, and BELLA (Dir. Laura Dariomerlo),

Also in this role, he taught courses in the early days of HIGH DEFINITION technology for SONY LATINOAMERICA, in countries such as COLOMBIA and MEXICO.

In 2012 he produced, directed and shot his film "MI MEMORIA CARMESI" entirely independently.

In 2017 he completed his short film "PROXIMOS", for which he was writer and director, which has toured international festivals. His fashion film "RÉCONCILIATION" was a finalist at the Sarajevo Fashion Film Festival 2017. In 2018 he made the short film "LA ENTREGA", shot entirely on a cell phone.

His feature screenplay "PUEBLO CHICO" was awarded in 2019 by INCAA, in the first-feature competition, and is currently in pre-production.

He has directed and led film crews in countries and cultures as diverse as ISRAEL, LEBANON, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, TURKEY, EGYPT, SPAIN, ECUADOR, PARAGUAY, MEXICO and CHILE.

In 2000 he co-founded the company ALTA DEFINICION ARGENTINA, a pioneer in the development of digital cinematography in the country, and then in 2004 created and ran its post-production department, training various technicians, operators and colorists.

In 2006 he founded the advertising film production company AMADOS