Steve Sandvoss was born in 1980, a year marked by significant cultural and societal shifts, in the vibrant city of New York. His early life was shaped by his education in the suburbs, where he developed a strong foundation for his future endeavors. Later, he pursued his studies in Connecticut, exploring new horizons and broadening his intellectual scope.
Initially, Steve's academic path was geared towards international business, with a focus on Chinese studies. However, he eventually changed course, opting for a more creative and artistic trajectory. His decision to attend Harvard University proved to be a pivotal moment in his life, as it allowed him to hone his skills in poetry and prose writing. During his time at Harvard, Steve also honed his acting chops, taking on various roles in plays and directing readings of his own work.
Steve's professional journey in the entertainment industry began with a stint on a serial program on NBC, where he portrayed a football star competing against the talented Will Estes. This experience sparked a desire to relocate to California, a hub of creativity and opportunity. Within a remarkably short period of three weeks, Steve landed the role of Aaron in the critically acclaimed film Latter Days (2003),a poignant portrayal of a Mormon Missionary who falls in love with a gay party boy in Los Angeles.
Steve's impressive performance in Latter Days (2003) has garnered him a significant fan base, and he is likely to carry this momentum into his future projects. His upcoming film, Rumor Has It... (2005),alongside the talented Jennifer Aniston, promises to be an exciting venture. Additionally, Steve has recently completed a play in Los Angeles titled "Tape", further solidifying his reputation as a versatile and talented actor.
