Savage Steve Holland Net Worth is
$1.5 Million

Mini Biography

Marvelously quirky and creative writer, director, producer and animator Savage Steve Holland was created in 1960. Holland gained the child years nickname Savage after he kicked a youngster in one’s teeth throughout a soccer video game. He studied computer animation on the California Institute from the Arts. Holland’s pupil project “Heading Nowhere Fast” was exhibited on the Museum of Contemporary Art. Steve started his profession animating the “Whammy” on the overall game present “Press Your Good fortune.” He produced his theatrical film debut as both article writer and director using the wonderfully offbeat and uproarious cult preferred humor “Better Off Useless.” Holland implemented this movie using the similarly amusing “One Crazy Summertime” and “How I ACQUIRED Into University.” Alas, both images flopped on the container workplace and received generally negative testimonials from critics. Fortunately, Steve has attained greater success in neuro-scientific television. He developed and created the cartoon system “Eek! the Cat” for Fox Children. Moreover, Holland spent some time working on many displays for both Nickelodeon as well as the Disney Route. Steve has aimed episodes of it series “Out of Jimmy’s Mind,” “Ned’s Declassified College Survival Guideline,” “Unfabulous,” “Zoey 101,” “Phil into the future,” “Lizzie McGuire,” “Actually Stevens,” “V.We.P.,” “Honey, I Shrunk the youngsters: IT Display,” “Shasta McNasty,” “Encyclopedia Dark brown,” and “THE BRAND NEW Adventures of Coffee beans Baxter.” Furthermore, Holland produced many shows of “The Nick Cannon Display” and aimed the made-for-TV family members features “Shredderman Guidelines,” “Stuck in the Suburbs,” and “Basic safety Patrol.” Steve manages his very own studio known as Savage Studios Ltd. After a regrettably longer absence in the silver screen, Savage Steve Holland provides made a pleasant return with “Ratko: The Dictator’s Kid” and “Legally Blondes.”

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