Steven Chester Prince

Steven Chester Prince is an actor, writer and producer who earned a Bachelor of Arts at Southwest Texas State University. His television credits included recurring parts on Prison Break and Friday Night Lights, and his film work took in The Alamo (2004) and A Scanner Darkly (2006). He wrote the award-winning Divine Access and helped write and produce Pineapple, which Maverick Entertainment Group distributed domestically. His writing and producing credits also took in The Abduction of Jesse Bookman, which was named best picture at the 2009 American Black Film Festival, and Burning Palms in 2010, noted for its cast performances. He helped create Cross Creek Pictures with Brian Oliver and the Thompson family, serving as vice president of development while the company backed Black Swan and The Woman in Black. He later became president of TPSC Films at The Traveling Picture Show Company in 2012, producing The Quiet Ones and A Walk Among The Tombstones.