Stephen Milburn Anderson

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Director, Writer, Producer, Production manager, Camera department, Location management

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

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