Steve Huang was born in Taipei, Taiwan, and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, where at the wishful age of 9, he watched Yul Brynner perform Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I live onstage from the front row orchestra at the Orpheum Theater. Spellbound and breathless, Steve barely noticed to all the fluids showered on him until after the standing ovation and calls for encore subsided. Yul's tears, sweat and saliva was a plethora of flavors, which left a lifelong taste for art in the impressionable young man. After thoroughly applying his education from UCLA and RIT to careers in technology and real estate, Steve discovered the Meisner Technique in 2010 and began acting in award-winning films and television in 2012. Full of love and compassion, Steve wrote a screenplay about the Dalai Lama.