Steffanie Siebrand is a Los Angeles based Director, Producer, Actor, TV Host, and President & CEO of StormMaker Productions. She has directed two documentaries, "Swallow This: Navigating the Dietary Supplement Industry" and "Injected! The Truth About Vaccines". In addition, she was the Producer of the romantic comedy, "Grooming Giselle", as well as co-Executive Producer of the dramatic ensemble, "Dream In American". All four films are slated to be released in 2011.
Steffanie has over 19 years experience in the Entertainment industry from the entertainer side to the production side. After graduating from UCLA, and working for President Ronald Reagan, as well as for a congressman on Capital Hill, Siebrand returned to Los Angeles, and attended a prestigious two year Meisner acting school, Joanne Baron/D.W. Brown Studio in Santa Monica, CA. The experience gave her the insight on script construction and how to relate to actors. After graduation, she began working for an upstart cable channel, TFN, The Football Network where she soon became Vice President of Programming and Production. She was responsible for the creation of the networks programming grid, as well as acquiring the rights to a variety of football related programming. In addition, she produced and hosted a variety of programs for the network, and for national syndication including The Pac-10 Preview.
Siebrand is the host of KidCARE TV & Women's HealthCARE TV which can be seen throughout the country. She can also be seen as the host in "Injected! The Truth About Vaccines". She also hosted the paint ball show, "Splatter Factor" which aired on Fox Sports World.
As President & CEO of StormMaker Productions, Inc. since 2001, she has produced over 500 hours of digital signage programming that can be currently seen throughout the country on PetCARE TV, KidCARE TV, Women's HealthCARE TV, and America's Minority Health Network.
Siebrand thoroughly enjoys being behind the camera, as much as she enjoys being in front of it. As an actor, she can be seen in "Grooming Giselle", "Dream In American", and "Rock & Roll: The Movie", as well as in the short, "Stuck", to name a few.
