About

Nate Steele

Nate Steele

Nate Steele

Creative Director.
Full-stack Creative.
Dreamer.

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About

I’m a Denver-based creative director, passionate about doing things differently — creatively, strategically, and visually.

My wife Emily is my biggest supporter and my best friend.

At the core of it all, my greatest motivation is to create art that glorifies God — the Original Creator.

SDG.

Capabilities

Creative Direction

Creative Direction

Video

Photo

Web Development

Experience

2023 - Present

Media Director at

Area 15 Ventures

2020 - Present

Creative Director at

SDG Forever

2018 - Present

Freelance CD at

N8 Steele Creative

2021 - 2024

Creative Producer at

LIFEGATE

2022 - 2023

Digital Designer at

WYTH Creative

2020 - 2021

Marketing Manager at

Homestead

My Mantra

My Mantra

My Mantra

Create from a place of endlessness.

The worst advice ever given to me was to “just be good at 1 thing.”

Working across different areas of media and industries has allowed me to blend techniques, perspectives, and workflows.

Design sharpens your eye for composition and color combinations, editing builds instinct for pacing and emotion, and photography teaches how to work with light and mood.

Create endlessly — it's more fun this way.

Create from a place of endlessness.

The worst advice ever given to me was to “just be good at 1 thing.”

Working across different areas of media and industries has allowed me to blend techniques, perspectives, and workflows.

Design sharpens your eye for composition and color combinations, editing builds instinct for pacing and emotion, and photography teaches how to work with light and mood.

Create endlessly — it's more fun this way.

Create from a place of endlessness.

The worst advice ever given to me was to “just be good at 1 thing.”

Working across different areas of media and industries has allowed me to blend techniques, perspectives, and workflows.

Design sharpens your eye for composition and color combinations, editing builds instinct for pacing and emotion, and photography teaches how to work with light and mood.

Create endlessly — it's more fun this way.