Stephen is a creative director
education creator and
hobbit house dweller
who thought writing in third person would make putting this bio together less embarrassing.
He was incorrect.
Check it out anyway
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Stephen co-leads PostScript Creative, a Los Angeles based creative studio where he and the talented team partner with brands big and small to bring ideas to life.
He lives in Culver City, misses Brooklyn dearly, and has gone Running with the Bulls — which isn't terribly relevant to his work, but why do it if you aren't going to bring it up constantly?
Big campaign ideas that didn't suck.
Short films that told bigger stories.
Worked with Ann Curry to imagine the future of news.
Made World Cup stadiums cheer with Casamigos.
Built more social ads than should be possible.
Told brand stories people actually watched.
From napkin sketch to final cut.
For over ten years, Stephen has been working with schools and colleges to make learning memorable, meaningful, and accessible to all.
His latest work can be found at Mineola Grows, a platform advancing mental health initiatives for students and teachers.
He remains most proud of creating a neuroscience course for six year olds.
Turned complex topics into lessons students actually enjoyed.
Classroom-tested. Teacher-approved. Kid-focused.
Helped students understand neuroscience.
Created resources teachers actually want to use.
Money lessons that don't put teenagers to sleep.
Built to work in any classroom.
Stephen lives in Culver City with his wonderful partner and their dog Tuck at the Culver City Hobbit House — a historical building of whimsy and charm that was a featured tour by Caleb Simpson, the "hey how much do you pay for rent?" guy from Instagram.
Yes, he asked how much rent is.
Chief morale officer.
Ran with the bulls. Still brings it up.
Misses Brooklyn dearly.
A historical building of genuine charm.
Better half, full stop.