Steve Berg

Steve Berg was born on September 27, 1976, in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. He embarked on his career in the entertainment industry, developing skills in acting, writing, and producing. His early work included commercials for Mike’s Hard Lemonade in 2008, and he contributed as a writer and producer for the short film “Robbers” in the same year. Berg also appeared in the notable web mini-series “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog” in 2008 as Groupie #3, a project recognized for its innovative online distribution.

Over the years, Berg has accumulated a substantial filmography, demonstrating a consistent presence in various productions. He played the role of Sam and also co-directed the 2013 science fiction horror film “Skinwalker Ranch,” a project that gained media attention due to its basis in actual folklore. His film roles extend to “Tag” (2018), where he appeared as Lou Seibert, and “Don’t Worry Darling” (2022), playing the Trolley Bus Driver. On television, Berg has been a recurring presence, with roles including Gunnar and Chuck in “The Good Place” (2016–2018) for six episodes, and Joe and Mailman in “The Goldbergs” across three episodes from 2016 to 2018. He also voiced DJ in ten episodes of the animated series “Hoops” in 2020.

Berg’s career also includes voice acting for animated series such as “Adventure Time” (2018) as Pudding Troll and additional voices, and “Bob’s Burgers” (2019) as Steve. His writing credits include the story for “Skinwalker Ranch” and the upcoming “Friends Without Benefits,” a TV series for which he is credited as a writer for 12 episodes. His producing work includes the 2017 TV movie “Strictly Platonic.” Additionally, Berg is a co-host of the podcast “Hi, Strangeness,” where he discusses unusual topics with guests.