Dominic Stewart is a documentary editor and filmmaker specializing in character-driven stories about history, culture, sports, and social impact. As a lead editor, he has shaped films for organizations and broadcasters including PBS, editing projects such as Henry Louis Gates Jr.: The Fabric of America, The Forsytes: An Inside Look, Brumsic Brandon Jr: A Legacy of Art and Community, and numerous others.
Alongside his work as a lead editor, Dominic has contributed to acclaimed feature documentaries and series as an assistant editor and additional editor, including Power (directed by Yance Ford), Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga (Netflix), and an upcoming project from acclaimed filmmakers Joe Brewster and Michèle Stephenson. Working across every stage of post-production, from story development and archival organization to finishing and delivery, he brings a strong editorial eye, technical precision, and a collaborative approach that helps filmmakers realize the strongest version of their stories.
Dominic earned a B.A. in English from Morehouse College before studying filmmaking in the graduate film program at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. His background in storytelling and documentary craft informs an editing style that balances emotional resonance with clarity, always serving the story first.
Based in Brooklyn, New York, Dominic works with directors, producers, nonprofits, broadcasters, and production companies to create thoughtful, cinematic documentaries that connect with audiences and leave a lasting impact.