Steven Martini

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Steven Martini is a writer, producer, editor, and singer/songwriter.

Cadet Alex J. He had his first break at Cadet Alex J. Stone in Major Payne.

Smiling Fish and Goat were produced by Derick Martini and his brother Derick Martini on Fire and Lymelife.

Lymelife received the FIPRESCI award at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival based on experiences from the Martinis' childhood and premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.

Martini is also known as the singer/songwriter for the Los Angeles-based band The Spaceship Martini.

Personal life

Martini, a major Payne film and television actor, moved to Los Angeles to work in film and television after being released. They soon followed derick and began making Smiling Fish and Goat on Fire, which they performed the titular brother characters for the first time. In Louis, the Martini brothers co-wrote, based on the historical brothers who aided Louis Armstrong in his first trumpet.

The tale of Lymelife is based on Steven and Derick's childhood in Long Island's New York suburbs. Steven moved from Long Island to New York City, where he attended the Professional Children's School. He met the Culkin brothers, who portrayed the Martini brothers on film. Steven discovered Adrianna, whose father had Lyme disease, during this period. This friendship is the underlying of Rory Culkin's love tale and Emma Roberts' film's love story.

Kieran Culkin played Scott, the Sundance Labs' version, but Rory Culkin played him later. Steven played Jimmy, who later appeared in Kieran's role and based on older brother Derick. Alec Baldwin played their father. Lymelife was co-produced by William Baldwin.

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Career

Because of his early roles including Major Payne and the TV series Prince Street, many of his viewers see Steven as an up-an-coming star who bares a strong resemblance to a young Mel Gibson because of his looks, voice, and acting skills. Steven's writing career began instead with Smiling Fish and Goat on Fire, a film he and his brother financed for $50,000 and starred as the title roles, which won the Discovery Award at the 1999 Toronto International Film Festival. Smiling Fish was co-written and directed by Steven's friend and fellow Professional Children's School alumni, Kevin Jordan. The film drew from experiences in the Martini brothers' lives.

His second script, Lymelife, was accepted in the Sundance Institute's Film Program, where he and Derick shot, edited, and scored several scenes, which were reviewed by celebrity creative advisers. Some of this experience was recorded in Sundance 20, a documentary film made by director Doug Pray.

Martini is currently the singer/songwriter of The Spaceship Martini. "Spaceship" is Martini's nickname, based on his "out there" demeanor. The music of the Spaceship Martini is an ever-evolving mix of storytelling and sound, often centering on the lyrics that Martini writes. Most recently they scored Lymelife.

Martini started editing Lymelife during the 22-day film shoot in New Jersey on Final Cut Pro, a program he learned during pre-production. The film's score, which was recorded under the Spaceship Martini moniker, evolved out of the editing process.

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