Robby

Born in Carson City Nevada, and raised in Reno Nevada, Steven Dickson Jr. first founded his love for filmmaking in high school when he was assigned to come up with a creative way to remake the assassination scene in "Julius Ceasar". Later, as high school came and went. Steven, now in his second year of college pursuing a career as a comic book artist, came face to face yet again with a filmmaking challenge. This one involving a video game called "Portal" to which he built his first ever prop for a film as well as engaged in his first ever special effects. From that moment forward Steven has only and ever wanted to be a filmmaker. Leaving his jobs in the graphic design/ pizza delivery field to find ones that would get his hands on cameras.

Steven entered his first-ever film festival in 2015. At the local "Holland Projects 3-minute film festival" to which he took home the audience choice award for third place for his short film "Apiphobia" Involving wild, gas mask-wearing gunman in a surreal post-apocalyptic desert. And then later the following year returning to the same festival to win the first place jury award, as well as second place for the audience choice award for his short film "SAD: By Lamp", Involving a lamp that narrates its own life noticing the animosity in human behaviors and searching for its true purpose in life.

In 2016 Steven happened upon a small film crew known only as White Opus run by Jesse McCloskey. To which he acted in a short written by Jesse and was later asked to be part of the White Opus Family. With this partnership, the group began the longest short of their careers "Robby". Having Steven direct and edit the production.

Steven is now the owner of a small production company he solely owns and is taking on projects left to right in hopes of someday getting to direct and write his first ever feater film and find his name amongst many shelves with jacketed blurays and DVDs.