Steven Dasz was born in 1977 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He started Tae Kwoon Do training when he was ten years old and soon after joined tournaments. In 1992 Steven initiated his training in Japanese martial arts "Ninjitsu" and "Aikido" and participated in competitive gymnastics. Two years after, Steven joined the competitive gymnastics team for the River Plate Athletic Sports club. In 1996 Mr. Dasz travelled to Sao Paulo, Brazil in order to train Ving Tsun Kung Fu directly from the master Leo Imamura which was followed by subsequent trips to Brazil for further training. Steven also trained in Capoeira and at the same time kept in touch with different masters. In 2004, he played the main role in the short action film "The Contact." He also directed the action scenes, choreographed the fights, and co-edited the film entirely. Afterwards, Steven wrote, directed and starred in the short "Evolucion". He then played a Ninja in the short film "The New Guy" which had the honor of being screened in the Egyptian Theatre of Hollywood. Steven also participated in the film of Pedro Jaen "Tras los Pasos Del Bandolero" as the Kung Fu Intructor in October of 2009.

In year 2010, Steven moved to Hong Kong to work around Asia pacific. His early jobs were called "Medallion of Kung Fu" with Gordon Liu, followed by "Viral Factor" directed by Dante Lam and filmed in Jordan Middle East. He received another project which is "7 Aum arivue," an Indian movie which was filmed in Hong Kong. His other project he has been receiving a contract for "Ek Tha Tiger" with Salman Khan and it was filmed in Mumbai, India thus for a "Joker Game." It's a Japanese movie shoot in Batam, Indonesia and the last one was "Iban Warrior" filmed in the jungle of Malaysia. All the movies that he has done was a great experience for him that has prepared him to move up to the next level in his career in movie production and films.