Steve Carr

This article is about the director. For the social activist, see Steven E. Carr.
Steve Carr
Born Brooklyn, New York
Occupation Film director, producer, music video director

Steve Carr is a film director, music video director and film producer.

Career

Shortly after graduating from SVA, Carr convinced Russell Simmons to let him design all the album covers at Def Jam Records. Carr began directing music videos including Jay-Z's Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem).

After having directed a number of music videos, Ice Cube hired Carr to direct the sequel to his hit film Friday. The film, the R-rated comedy Next Friday', was Carr's first feature film. He subsequently directed the films Dr. Dolittle 2, Daddy Day Care, Are We Done Yet?, Rebound, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop.[1] He also directed a segment in Movie 43 and executive produced the 2006 TV Movie Santa Baby starring Jenny McCarthy, its sequel Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe, and was at one time attached to direct National Security starring Martin Lawrence and Steve Zahn.

Filmography

As a director

As a producer

References

  1. Kit, Borys (28 June 2012). "Mall Cop Director Steve Carr Tackling Wedding Day". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 23 April 2015.
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