Steve Yandrich is an independent filmmaker, with a concentration in Physical Production. Having his start as a production office assistant in ultra low budget films, over the following 12 years, Steve produced five features and served as Production Supervisor on many more. Projects include James Franco's The Disaster Artist, Johnny Depp's City of Lies, McG's The Babysitter 2, Joe Robert Cole's All Day and a Night, Prentice Penny's Uncorked, Ed Helm's Corporate Animals, and Emily Mortimer's, Relic, which recently premiered at Sundance 2020. Steve has been very humbled to collaborate with some of the most culturally relevant filmmakers he gravitates toward.

Steve's films and productions have shown at Cannes, Berlin, Venice, Sundance, SXSW, and the Beijing International Film Festival. These films have been supported by Netflix, A24, NEON, AGBO, FilmNation, and Youku. Additionally, commercially, he has produced videos for Toyota, Beats by Dre, Google, and Microsoft. As a volunteer, Steve serves on the Los Angeles Film School's Program Advisory Committee. He has also been a part of three features in conjunction with the California Film Commission's Incentive Program.

Spaceflea produces culturally specific content, showcasing underrepresented voices, that travel beyond boarders. Steve's duties include, acquisition of IP, securing international financing and distribution, global incentives, sales, as well as overseeing all aspects of physical production.

Steve is a Hollywood native, but splits his time between Los Angeles and Asia.