Veteran manager-producer Steven Siebert heads up Lighthouse Entertainment, a Los Angeles-based personal management company representing actors, writers and directors. For over 17 years, Lighthouse clients and projects have enjoyed both box office success and critical acclaim in film, television and theater.

At the 1994 Sundance Fest, Lighthouse Entertainment presented the film Fun - playwright James Bosley's screen adaptation of his stageplay of the same title. Both Alicia Witt and Renee Humphrey received special Sundance Jury recognition for their performances in the film which also received several Independent Spirit Award nominations. In addition, Siebert produced The Rookie starring Clint Eastwood and Gridlock'd.

Siebert first met director-client Finn Taylor after reading an early script for Dream With The Fishes and quickly put him together with actor-client David Arquette. Dream With The Fishes, directed by Taylor and starring Arquette and Brad Hunt (Cherish) became a hit at Sundance. Says Siebert: "When we first connected, I recognized right away that Finn had a wealth of stories to tell. He's destined to emerge as one of the most talented filmmakers of his generation."

Siebert's extensive relationships with talent have paid off for the filmmakers he has worked with. Beginning with the film Gridlock'd (Sundance 1997) producer Siebert was instrumental in packaging Tim Roth and Thandie Newton and capitalizing on their onscreen chemistry. When Cherish began to come together, Siebert called upon his relationship with actor-filmmaker Tim Blake Nelson who directed client Julia Stiles in O and David Arquette in the upcoming Holocaust drama The Grey Zone. Steven got the Cherish script to unlikely leading man Nelson who really brought the role of 'Daly' to life opposite Robin Tunney.

Next, Siebert acts as producers rep on several future films including A Foreign Affair starring David Arquette and Tim Blake Nelson as two backwoods brothers on an actual romance tour of Russia as well as a filmed adaptation of John Steinbeck's THE PEARL starring Richard Harris and Lukas Haas and shot on location throughout Mexico. Siebert is also packaging A GOOD WOMAN adapted from Oscar Wilde's play LADY WINDERMARE'S FAN to be directed by Suri Krishnama (A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE starring Albert Finney).