Michael Steinberg
Promising young filmmaker debuted as a co-director with fellow UCLA alumnus Neal Jimenez on the critically acclaimed feature, "The Waterdance" (1992), starring Eric Stoltz as a wheelchair-bound accident victim struggling with his change in fortune and status, and a group of talented young performers. Inspired by Jimenez's experience as a paraplegic, the film was honored at the 1992 Sundance Film Festival. On his own, Steinberg followed up with another ambitious small-scale ensemble drama, "Bodies, Rest & Motion" (1993) featuring Stoltz, Bridget Fonda, Phoebe Cates and Tim Roth. Steinberg has demonstrated a facility for directing actors in emotionally complex and subtle material.
Filmography
Movies
Credit | |||||
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60% |
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Lost in the Night | Original Music | - | 2023 |
No Score Yet | No Score Yet | The Barbados Project | Producer | - | 2022 |
10% |
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Hell Ride | Producer | $194.3K | 2008 |
12% |
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The Cave | Writer | $14.9M | 2005 |
20% |
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Wicked | Director | - | 1998 |
21% |
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Sleep With Me | Producer | $152.2K | 1994 |
53% |
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Bodies, Rest & Motion | Director | $732.0K | 1993 |
94% |
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The Waterdance | Director | $1.7M | 1992 |