12 Facts About Steve Loter

Steven Edward Loter is an American animator, storyboard artist, director, and producer.

Steve Loter's work includes Kim Possible and developing Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.

Steve Loter directed the Happy Monster Band, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, and Disney's The Legend of Tarzan series, as well as episodes of Duckman and Stressed Eric.

Unusual for a 6-episode series at that time to have more than two directors, Steve Loter was hired due to fellow directors Chris Bailey and Nick Fillipi being too busy with their episodes to focus on episodes 4 and 6, which he ended up directing.

Steve Loter was an animation director for The Penguins of Madagascar, which won a Primetime Emmy Award in 2012 for Outstanding Animated Program.

Steve Loter announced he was directing the feature film Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast from DisneyToon Studios, at the D23 Expo on August 9,2013.

Steve Loter, who was approached by Lasseter to pitch a Tinker Bell film, drew inspiration for the film's story on his daughter's love for animals and his own experiences as a father.

Steve Loter worked with the production teams for Secret of the Wings and The Pirate Fairy to ensure continuity within the films.

Steve Loter was contacted by actor Laurence Fishburne to serve as an executive-producer on the series due to his work on Kim Possible.

Steve Loter was born and raised in New York City and moved to Los Angeles.

Steve Loter is a fan of anime, particularly Cowboy Bebop, and often references it in his animation work, something he described as "one of the things [he's] known for".

Steve Loter is a fan of Marvel Comics, and noted some Inhumans to be among his favorite characters.