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Steve Wang

Steve Wang

American make-up artist and filmmakerWikipedia

Search complete. 15 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Steve Wang".

Oct 19, 2026

Doug JonesGUEST
9:22
And then five years later, after more credits under my belt and more things, I get this random phone call in 2002.
Doug JonesGUEST
9:32
It was the fall of 2002. from Steve Wang, who was a creature designer at a newer shop called Spectral Motion.
Doug JonesGUEST
9:43
Hey, Doug, I'm sitting here with the director, and he says he knows you, and we're working on a new movie that he's directing, and can we bring you in tomorrow for a look-see for this character we're developing? Yes.
Doug JonesGUEST
9:54
Again, I'm free.
Chris WilliamsHOST
32:13
[laughs]
AaronHOST
32:13
Uh, and so, uh, Stan Winston and Screaming Mad George came in and started, uh, sculpting and, uh, creating the, the specialized gear and mask and everything, and that's also where, uh, George would, uh, team up with a future collaborator of his, uh, Steve- Steve Wang, who, um, you know, this is just, like, one of the first of many, uh, times that they would do something together.
AaronHOST
32:34
But, I mean, th- is there a more iconic helmet than the Predator mask? I mean, that's-
Brad GullicksonHOST
32:40
No.

28 MINS LATER

Chris WilliamsHOST
60:32
So all of that was him, and it's just two directors just doing two separate things.
AaronHOST
60:36
Yeah.
David JohnsonHOST
60:37
Which by the way, S- Steve Wang has one of the most underrated action movies of the '90s in Drive.
AaronHOST
60:45
Yeah, that is true.
Nicolas RapoldHOST
62:46
Mm-hmm.
Jon DieringerGUEST
62:46
Uh, there is a incredible direct-to-video action movie from 1997 called Drive by Steve Wang, co-director of Guyver with S- Screaming Mad George.
Jon DieringerGUEST
62:56
I remember one of our biggest open rate days was when we featured Drive, and I feel like people were opening the email just to be like, "Why the fuck was ScreenSlate featuring Drive?"
Nicolas RapoldHOST
63:05
[laughs]
Jon DieringerGUEST
63:06
It's almost like, you know.
Nicolas RapoldHOST
63:07
Right.
Jon DieringerGUEST
63:07
And the joke was on them because it was the 1997 Steve Wang movie.
Nicolas RapoldHOST
63:11
[laughs]
Reneé Hunter VasquezHOST
12:43
Which we will get to.
Reneé Hunter VasquezHOST
12:45
Uh, we have StanWinstonSchool.com, as well as a Predator panel with his, some of his team, Dave Kindlon, Richard Landon, Shannon Shea, Matt Rose, Steve Wang, and his son Matt Winston at Monsterpalooza.
Reneé Hunter VasquezHOST
12:59
And lastly, a TFCON panel with Peter Cullen.
John Paul VasquezHOST
13:02
Okay.
EthanHOST
5:15
Yes, absolutely.
EthanHOST
5:16
And you can really see his influence in this one, too, because he is credited as co-director, along with Steve Wang.
MikeHOST
5:24
Interesting.
MikeHOST
5:25
Now, I don't know anything about Steve Wang.
MikeHOST
5:26
What's his deal?
EthanHOST
5:28
Apparently, after this, he didn't do a lot.
KumarHOST
24:19
David
JordanHOST
24:19
Hayden pronounces his name Steve Wang.
KumarHOST
24:21
Yeah, okay.
KumarHOST
24:22
Maybe he pronounces...
KumarHOST
24:22
Maybe Steve Wang pronounces Wang.
KumarHOST
24:25
Let's go with Wang.
JordanHOST
24:26
I'm not going against David.
KumarHOST
24:52
Which is written by Nathan Long, the writer of this movie.
Joe ButlerPANELIST
0:44
Today, we are talking about The Giver, released in Europe, apparently, as Mutronix.
Joe ButlerPANELIST
0:50
released in 1991 and directed by Screaming Mad George and Steve Wang.
Joe ButlerPANELIST
0:56
All right.
Mike AlbertinHOST
0:57
And I always like to start these off with our history.

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