Daria Price is a filmmaker with a diverse background, who works in both documentary and fiction films. She wrote, produced, directed, and edited the award-winning SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST, a satirical mystery that lampoons America's obsession with youth and beauty. It won several awards domestically and internationally, including the Fusion Audience Award at DancesWithFilms in Los Angeles, the Best American Short at the Swansea Bay Festival in Wales, and the Platinum Remi Award at the Worldfest International, and it was an Official Entry at a dozen festivals. It has been featured on Comcast's On Demand Cutting Edge series.

She was a field producer and videographer on Canada's Vision TV documentary series, TWIST OF FAITH, and on Hdnet's World Report documentary, THE SILENT EPIDEMIC:DIABETES IN KIDS. She developed a documentary series for Elsash-TV, and she produced, directed and shot science and technology stories with them for Associated Press Television Network, BBC, and HDnet.

A writer for many years, her screenplay, THE NESTING, was nominated for Best Screenplay and Best Film at Madrid's IMAGFIC festival. Writers Guild of America East selected her screenplay, BLOOD FROM A STONE, for a staged reading with Patricia Clarkson. She has taught screenwriting workshops in Latin America, and has been a script supervisor on feature films and commercials.

She is currently completing OUT ON A LIMB, a feature documentary that explores the intriguing technology of prosthetics and its impact on the lives of amputees.