Salvatore Stabile is a highly accomplished Italian American writer, director, and producer, whose remarkable career has garnered numerous awards and accolades. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Stabile's passion for filmmaking was evident from a young age, as he directed his debut feature film, Gravesend, at the tender age of 19.
This ambitious undertaking was executive produced by the renowned Oliver Stone and released by Palm Pictures in 1997, marking a significant milestone in Stabile's journey as a filmmaker. For his sophomore effort, Stabile directed the acclaimed independent film Where God Left His Shoes, which featured John Leguizamo in a standout performance.
Produced by Paul Allen's Vulcan Films and subsequently released by IFC, Where God Left His Shoes went on to win numerous awards, cementing Stabile's reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker. Since making his debut, Stabile has written and produced a plethora of high-profile television shows, including the critically acclaimed series The Sopranos, Rescue Me, Revenge, Power, and Waco, among others.
