Steve Yorke

Steve Yorke's first White Lance appearance was in the original 1998 'The Living Impaired' (later remade in 2005). He began his acting career in a series of amateur french films called "Jeanne Fille Du Roi" and "Noctournes Pour Jesse". His zest for filmmaking helped fuel the organization known as 'Triumverite Enterainment', through which he produced Michael Ray Fox's 1999 feature "Death's Apprentice". Since then Yorke has been a staple in nearly every Michael Fox movie as a producer for "Lylian True" and an actor in "Transit", "Film Amateura", "Entherance Online", "A Lesser Sort of War" and most recently "Why Vinnie Carponzo Hates Trains".

Yorke continues his career as a film director with films such as "Cold Weather", "Sons of the Sasquatch" and "Douglas The (...) Christmas Tree".