Stephen Milburn Anderson Biography

Fast Facts

• Was named one of the "Who's Who Among Hot New Filmmakers in America" by film critic Janet Maslin
• Graduated from the University of New Mexico with a degree in motion picture production and American literature and earned his master's in motion picture production from UCLA
• Wrote and directed his first film, the short "Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall," in 1986
• Best known as the writer and director of "South Central" and "Ca$h․"
• Co-founded the digital production film festival, Flicks on 66, in 1999, which was later renamed Digifest Southwest
• Also wrote several books, including "A Man, a Midget and a Book of Cards," "Killer, Me" and "Mind of God․"
• Was an early advocate of the New Mexico Film Incentive Program