Steven Fischer is a two-time Emmy® Award nominated writer/producer who also shoots and edits. He is noted for artistic and socially conscious storytelling with strict attention to character, the human condition, and the emotional development of relationships.

At age 17, Steven was drawing original cartoons freelance and for self-publication. His cartoon years were defined by his beloved comedy team, Steve & Bluey, published in two books, on television through TCI Communications, and as theatrical radio specials. Under the generous guidance of his mentor, producer Steve Melendez (Peanuts, Fred Basset, and the Emmy®-winning The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe), Steven was introduced to the professional world of animation.

His live action debut came in 1995, producing two promotional videos for University of Maryland Baltimore County. His credits now include: MPT/PBS, Nextel, TV Asia, National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, TimeWarner, and AmeriCorps.

In 2007, Steven directed Mariska Hargitay in Freedom Dance, and in 2010, appeared on-camera with actor Brian Cox, jazz legend McCoy Tyner, cinematographer William Fraker, and many other internationally acclaimed artists as host of Old School New School, his personal study on creativity.

Steven’s work has been honored by The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, The New York Festivals, CINE, The Directors Guild of America, the Telly Awards, the Addy Awards, Glimz Sweden, World Fest International Film Festival, White Sands International Film Festival, Florida Media Market, Marquis Who's Who, and Maryland Film Festival.

In 2010, Steven's contributions to the arts were publicly honored by The Daily Record, who named him on their list of Influential Marylanders.

Steven has traveled extensively throughout the Far East, Europe, and the United States. He has taught storytelling at the college level and has spoken on creativity at Script DC, St. Thomas University, American University, University of Maryland, Hollywood Shorts, Maryland Film Festival, Show off Your Shorts Film Festival, Goethe-Institut, and The Creative Alliance.