Steve has written comedy pieces for commercials, theater, radio, TV, websites, print and a weekly Internet series.
While in Iowa, he co-created
and wrote for the radio show KPUT (K-PUT). In Chicago, he co-created the sketch
comedy stage revues Postage From The Edge or Lick It And Stick It for
Player's Workshop and Keeping Our Day Jobs for The Second City
Conservatory.
He next scripted his critically acclaimed sketch show Bugged By The
Millennium or Et Tu, Y2K? He followed that with two solo sketch comedy
shows—TRUST FUNNIN' and the sequel TRUST
FUNNIN' 2: You Gotta Be Kidding (called a "Best Bet" by
the Chicago Red Eye and Metromix).
He wrote for the Jimmy John's Sandwich Shops "Ask Jimmy" radio commercials and print ads. And in the past decade, he has written parody and satire on the KPUT Komedy Korner website (see samples below).
Currently, Steve writes for The Movie Guys movie previews shows and their weekly showcasts. Watch new comedy episodes every week at Funny Or Die and on YouTube.
Steve also worked as a
Creative Consultant on scripts for the comedic short films Lisa's Training
Purse and the award-winning Fitting,
which has toured the North American film festival circuit.
For additonal writing
samples, please contact Steve here.
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From the KPUT Komedy Korner website:
KPUT Predicts The First 100 Days Of Barack Obama: Presidential Badass
KPUT Presents: Children's Letters To God Answered By Jesus (Age 7)
KPUT Presents: Your Perfect Valentine's Day Matches From eHarmony.com
KPUT
Presents: Secretary Of State Condoleeza Rice's Secret Blog?
KPUT
Presents: Animal Attack Ads
KPUT Presents: The 2007 GOP Presidential Candidates Debate On YouTube
From KPUT's News, Views
& Libel Pages
Chicago Cubs Celebrate Immient Collapse Of Wrigley Field
Osama Bin Laden Pays Suprise Visit, Serves Easter Dinner To US Troops In Iraq
Ten Year Old Boy Hits Sexual Prime At Hooters
Kashmir Conflict Being Resolved By India, Pakistan, Page And Plant
Trendy "Red" Tabloids Compete For Young Adult Audience That Won't Read
ed Eye and Metromix).
He wrote for Jimmy John's "Ask Jimmy" radio commercials and print ads. And for the past decade, he has written parody and satire for the KPUT Komedy Korner website at www.kput.org (see samples below).
Currently, Steve writes for The Movie Guys movie previews show. See new comedy webisodes every week at Funny Or Die and on YouTube.