Childhood ambition: Doctor
Fondest memory: Living in Barcelona
Soundtrack: Everything but country
Retreat: Running
Wildest dream: Produce a Best Picture
Proudest moment: Finishing the L.A. Marathon
Biggest challenge: Becoming a morning person
Alarm clock: My cell
Perfect day: Hermosa Beach during summer
First job: Dry cleaner
Indulgence: French Laundry
Last purchase: My Blackberry Bold
Favorite movie: Blade Runner
Inspiration: Obama
My life: Is pretty good

Stephen is the Director of Development at Lin Pictures. He is currently co-producing “LEGO,” "The Karma Coalition," "Suicide Squad" based on the popular DC comic and "Tomb Raider" based on the acclaimed video game series.
Stephen is currently overseeing "Sherlock Holmes," directed by Guy Ritchie; "Shorts," directed by Robert Rodriguez; "The Invention of Lying," directed by Ricky Gervais and Matthew Robinson; "The Box," directed by Richard Kelly; and "Justice League" for Lin Pictures. Prior to joining Lin Pictures, Stephen worked in the Feature Development department at Warner Bros. Pictures.

Stephen joined Warner Bros. as an assistant in the Feature Development department in 2002 and worked on such films as "The Departed," directed by Martin Scorsese and "10,000 BC," directed by Roland Emmerich. Stephen started his career at the Canton Company working with Nathan Kahane. Stephen received his undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Chicago in 2000.

Stephen was born in Lima, Peru and speaks fluent Spanish.