Mary Dauterman is a multifaceted director whose impressive repertoire of short films has garnered widespread recognition, with numerous selections for Vimeo Staff Picks and screenings at over thirty esteemed film festivals.
Her work has also been showcased on prominent online platforms, including Hulu, NoBudge, Vulture, and Booooooom.
Mary's artistic talents extend far beyond her work in film, as she has showcased her remarkable versatility by creating and overseeing projects for Adult Swim, a platform that celebrates her boundless creativity. Moreover, she has penned and helmed two children's books that, astonishingly, have transcended their intended audience to captivate readers of all ages, a testament to her storytelling prowess.
Mary's groundbreaking and entrepreneurial nature is exemplified by her co-creation of The Tortilla Towel (TM),a beach accessory that has garnered widespread acclaim and affection from numerous individuals. Before embarking on her current pursuits, she refined her artistic direction skills at several esteemed agencies, including the renowned Droga5, Wieden+Kennedy, and CP+B. Her remarkable portfolio of work earned her the esteemed recognition of an ADC Young Gun, a highly respected award that honors exceptional creative talent.
Mary's origins can be traced back to the vibrant state of Texas, where she spent her formative years, laying the foundation for a life that would be marked by creativity and innovation. It was during her time at the University of Texas in Austin that she first began to nurture her artistic inclinations, allowing her to develop a unique perspective that would serve as the catalyst for her future endeavors.
Years later, Mary would transplant herself to the eclectic borough of Brooklyn, where she continues to refine her artistic vision and explore the endless possibilities that this vibrant city has to offer. Despite being thousands of miles removed from her Texas roots, Mary's connection to the Lone Star State remains strong, providing her with a sense of grounding and familiarity that has allowed her to thrive in her new surroundings.
