FILM / MUSIC / FASHION

Dave Divine is a multidisciplinary artist working across Music, Lyricism, Directing, Creative Direction, and Creative Production.

Beginning as a lyricist and musician, his practice expanded from songwriting into music videos, short films, and visual storytelling — moving between sound, image, narrative, fashion, and performance.

With more than five years of experience in management, Dave has led 60+ people across four interconnected departments, overseeing teams, coordinating complex workflows, and developing projects from concept through execution. This experience informs his approach to creative work, combining artistic vision with structure, communication, and organization.

In 2025, Dave worked as a Director’s Assistant to a Hollywood Director, working closely across the filmmaking process — from communication and organizational coordination to creative development and the director’s workflow. The role placed him inside the full ecosystem of a professional film production, deepening his experience across direction, production, performance, visual storytelling, and creative decision-making.

It strengthened his ability to approach directing not only as an artistic practice, but as a collaborative process requiring vision, communication, structure, and execution.

His work with Agnes Blow includes serving as Creative Producer for the Fallen Seraphim collection presentation, with responsibilities spanning film, music, performance, and production, alongside brand structuring.

For the project, Dave also created the original soundtrack and directed a short fashion film, extending the project into a unified cinematic and musical world.

Across his own work, Dave develops sound production, lyricism, art direction, and visual identities for musical projects, including his debut album Delirium Defined. His approach to music extends beyond songwriting into sound, sonic development, visual language, narrative, and overall artistic direction, treating each release as a complete creative world rather than a collection of individual songs.

His practice is ultimately about building worlds: developing an idea from its first words into a complete visual, musical, and physical experience.