Steve, a renowned television and film director, has amassed over fifteen years of experience in crafting captivating stories with a unique blend of style, visual flair, and gripping narratives. Born in Manchester, UK, his professional journey began as a reporter for the BBC in Belfast, where he honed his skills before transitioning into directing documentaries, commercials, and films.
Steve's early success was marked by the accolades received for his short film, 'The Last Thing To Go Through A Fly's Mind'. This critically acclaimed short won numerous awards, including the best narrative short award from Moving Pictures Magazine, best comedy at the London Short Film Festival, best film at the Portobello Film Festival, and was one of only a handful of films selected for the prestigious Hollywood Film Festival.
Throughout his career, Steve has demonstrated his versatility as a documentary director, producing a plethora of feature-length dramatized documentaries for UK and US broadcasters. Some of his notable works include 'JFK: Seven Days That Made a President', 'Ten Ways to Kill Bin Laden', the Grierson-nominated 'Censored at the Seaside', and 'How Bruce Lee Changed the World'.
In 2011, Steve's outstanding work earned him a Peabody Award, and his dramatizations of real prison escapes, 'The Connecticut Conspiracy' and 'The Real MacGyver', received widespread critical acclaim.
