Steven Staine

Steven Staine Fernández is a versatile Latino actor with a dynamic range, effortlessly bringing heroes, anti-heroes, and villains to life.

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His talent has earned him both main and supporting roles in award-winning short films featured at prestigious film festivals. Notable performances include Nathan Court in Triangle Below Canal and Detective Ray Hernandez in Not Guilty.

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Dedicated to refining his craft, Steven trained extensively with renowned acting coach John Pallotta, sharpening his skills and developing a keen eye for the subtle details that set great actors apart. Expanding his creative range, he completed all three levels of Sketch Writing at People’s Improv Theater, a training ground for many of today’s top comedians.

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His recent work includes playing Jimmy Diaz, a young man on a path of vengeance, in the feature film The Burden of Nine Lives, and Eddie Hernandez, a ruthless hitman, in the action-drama web series Johnny’s Bar.

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Fluent in both English and Spanish, Steven embraces his Dominican roots, adding depth and authenticity to his performances.

 

Beyond acting, he is passionate about fitness and an active lifestyle—practicing Karate for five years, competing in obstacle races, and excelling in sports like baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, and soccer. His love for martial arts continues through self-training, alongside a strong dedication to weightlifting and bodyweight training.

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A multi-talented artist, Steven also writes and records music under the name Nico Reservoir, blending his creative energy into yet another powerful form of storytelling.