David H. Steinberg

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David H. Steinberg
Alma mater
Occupations

David H. Steinberg is an American

Executive Producer and Showrunner on No Good Nick, which streamed on Netflix
in 2019.

Early life

Steinberg grew up in

Jewish.[1]

Steinberg entered

Jerry E. Smith of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit for a year. After four years of entertainment law in Atlanta and New York, he abandoned his legal career to attend USC's Peter Stark Producing Program.[3]

Career

Before graduating, Steinberg sold his first

Universal to write the first two drafts of American Pie 2.[5] [failed verification
]

Filmography

Steinberg also wrote After School Special, a story about three high school friends who attempt to make a porn movie.[6] The movie was eventually released under the title National Lampoon's Barely Legal.[7] In addition, Steinberg wrote the seventh and ninth films in the American Pie series, American Pie Presents: The Book of Love in 2009 and American Pie Presents: Girls' Rules in 2020, as well as cowriting the second film, American Pie 2.

Steinberg wrote and directed the short film The Babysitter starring

Atom Films before achieving immortal status on Funny or Die.[8] His feature film directorial debut Miss Dial stars Robinne Lee and Sam Jaeger[9] and premiered at the Macon Film Festival on February 16, 2013, where it received the Audience Choice Award.[10]
It was released on DVD and VOD by Phase 4 Films in 2013.

He wrote

New Line Cinemas[11][12]
and created and executive produced a TV pilot for
ABC Family
called Phys. Ed.

Steinberg has also written many other scripts for the major film studios. These include:

In addition, his debut novel, a coming-of-age comedy, Last Stop This Town, was published in 2012.[14]

The Simpsons

He wrote the

season 25 episode "Pay Pal" for which he was nominated for a Writers Guild Award.[15]

Space Racers

Steinberg helped create the animated pre-school series

Sprout.[16]

Yo-kai Watch

Steinberg is the head writer on the U.S. adaptation of the hit Japanese anime series Yo-kai Watch. With his writing partner Keetgi Kogan, he wrote 77 episodes in the first three seasons which air on Disney XD.[17]

No Good Nick

Steinberg, together with his writing partner Keetgi Kogan, created the multicam comedy

Executive Producer and Showrunner.[18]

References

  1. ^ "Jews in the News: Carl Reiner, Mel Brooks and David H. Steinberg | Tampa JCCS and Federation".
  2. ^ Scott DeVaney: AtomFilms Filmmaker Focus: The Babysitter Interviews Archived 2008-05-17 at the Wayback Machine
  3. ^ Will Plyler: Done Deal Pro Interview with David H. Steinberg
  4. ^ Christopher Wehner: American Slacker: Interview with David H. Steinberg Archived 2009-08-21 at the Wayback Machine
  5. ^ Jeffrey Berman: Comedically Speaking: An Interview with David H. Steinberg
  6. ^ Will Plyler: Done Deal Pro Interview with David H. Steinberg
  7. ^ National Lampoon's Barely Legal theatrical trailer
  8. ^ Funny or Die, The Babysitter Archived 2015-02-17 at the Wayback Machine
  9. ^ Daily Variety, Jaeger on the Line
  10. ^ Reel Georgia, Macon Film Festival Award Winners
  11. ^ Daily Variety, Steinberg Tapped for "Furry Friday"[permanent dead link]
  12. ^ Brendan Bettinger (May 23, 2011). "A Cat and a Dog Switch Bodies in FURRY FRIDAY". Collider. Retrieved March 25, 2022.
  13. ^ Kindergarten Cop 2
  14. ^ The Florida Alligator, American Pie Screenwriter Releases Book
  15. ^ Writers Guild Awards, 2015 Nominees Archived 2015-09-01 at the Wayback Machine
  16. ^ Animation Magazine, KCET Hosts "Space Racers" Screening in L.A.
  17. ^ Animation Magazine, Yo-Kai Watch Premieres on XD Oct. 5
  18. ^ The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix Orders Melissa Joan Hart-Sean Astin Sitcom 'No Good Nick'

External links

David H. Steinberg at

IMDb

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