Steve Race

Steve Race is one of the top up-and-coming Directors in the entertainment industry. In 1996, he earned a bachelor’s degree in Film and Television Production at Florida Southern College. Upon graduating, he made his way out to Los Angeles to pursue a career in show business. He landed at A Louis J. Horvitz Production working as a Director’s Assistant to Mr. Horvitz, who is known as one of the most prolific Directors in Television, winning numerous Emmy Awards. Alongside his mentor, Steve worked on such shows as the 1999 and 2000 Academy Awards (Oscar’s), 1999 Emmy Awards, Peoples Choice Awards, Net Aid Live, and countless other Television specials. In 2001, Steve ventured out and started directing a number of projects on his own. When the Latin Grammy’s wanted to throw an event to launch the First Annual Latin Grammy Award’s they called Steve and hired him to produce and direct the 15 camera event hosted by Daisy Fuentes called, Latin Style. In 2003, he was asked to Direct the First Annual Visual Effect Society Awards where Lord of the Rings swept, winning in all 12 categories. Steve got involved in Comedy as well that year, teaming up with Code Black Entertainment to produce and direct 10 volumes of the very successful Latino Comedy Fiesta series. Then Steve moved on to direct a 10 camera Comedy DVD hosted by Brett Butler, called “Brett Butler presents, The Southern Belles of Comedy”. Moreover, Steve and his producing team that includes Henry Winkler started developing a documentary series entitled “Firefighter’s” the series. Firefighter’s follows the men and women of the Los Angeles City Fire department. In 2011, Steve made his directorial debut with the feature film called, “I’m In Love With A Church Girl” starring Jeff “Ja Rule” Atkins and Adrienne Bailon. That year Steve became a member of the Director’s Guild of America. Additionally, this film opened as the #1 independent film in America and played on over 450 screens in 2013.