Steve Reiss (born August 28, 1958) is a Grammy-nominated producer, entrepreneur, author and ocean activist.
[3][4] Between 1998 and 2008 he worked with Partizan, Anonymous Content, Spot Welders and Speedshape on advertising campaigns for the Gap, Lexus Dark Ride, BMW, Nike and Air France.
[5][6] Reiss has worked with Mark Romanek, Peter Care, Michel Gondry, Spike Jonze, Phil Joanou, Michael Bay and has produced music videos for Michael Jackson—who taught him the "moonwalk" during their shoot—The Breeders, and Lauryn Hill.
[10][11] Thirty Frames Per Second chronicles the history of music videos and their influence on pop culture, sports, advertising and fashion[12] and was positively reviewed by LA Weekly.
[15] He is an advisor for the Catapulta Fest in Oaxaca, Mexico, and has done fundraising and outreach for Heal the Bay.