About Steve
Steve M. Robertson is a writer, actor and game designer based in New York City. Since Graduating from Juilliard in 2017, he's worked across a variety of mediums. You can catch him onscreen as Matt Caldwell in Showtime's Dexter: New Blood and as Ian Hope in SYFY's Channel Zero: The Dream Door.
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When he's not writing, he's playing music around the city, jumping up and down as fast as he can, and running a slew of D&D homebrew campaigns with his friends--who were so kind in reading and giving thoughts on WIST: A Graphic Novel!
Graphic Novel - Wist
A fantasy graphic novel complete at 240 pages. Since releasing in June, Wist has gained 42,000 followers online and sold over 16,000 copies.
In a world ruled by strange and terrible gods, Wist's life as an angel is a fate worse than death... until a young witch offers him a chance to escape his dark master once and for all.
Acting - Dexter: New Blood (SHOWTIME)
I had a blast playing Matt Caldwell, a central antagonist in Showtime's DEXTER: NEW BLOOD.
Acting - Channel Zero: Dream Door (NBC/SYFY)
I played series regular Ian Hope, the (spoiler alert!) big bad in the fourth and final season of SYFY's horror anthology CHANNEL ZERO.
Past Work
Tester/Editor - Wizards of the Coast
I freelanced as a beta tester/editor for Wizards of the Coast's
Dungeons & Dragons tabletop content, play-testing and evaluating the strengths/weaknesses of early and late-stage modules, suggesting narrative and mechanics fixes as needed. Some of the modules I worked on included Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos and Candlekeep Mysteries.
Narrative Designer - Bard Brigade
I narrative designed 56 episodes of the Bard Brigade TTRPG Twitch series, which ran on a weekly basis for over a year and amassed over 2500 paid subscribers. I was especially proud of the compendium of lore documents I provided to subcribers,and the voiceover sequences I engineered for the beginning of each episode--the whole thing was a blast to write and play out, and I hope to stream a new series soon.
Screenwriter - Samantha Moonley's Greatest Feeling (2016)
My 2016 short film, Samantha Moonley's Greatest Feeling, won the Centerpiece award at NFFTY--the world's largest film festival for filmmakers under 25.