Steven Strait recently made his feature film debut in the Disney feature Sky High about a high school for super heroes in the sky. Steven plays Warren Peace, the high school rebel who can shoot fire from his hands. The film also stars Kurt Russell and Kelly Preston. Later this summer he can be seen opposite Ashlee Simpson and Pell James in the Lions Gate film Undiscovered, where he plays Luke Falcon, an aspiring rock star. Undiscovered is about a group of aspiring entertainers trying to establish careers for themselves in the city of Los Angeles.

Strait has been working on the New York stage for seven years and has studied acting at the famed Stella Adler Acting Studio and the Black Nexus Acting Studio, among others.

To finance tuition at his private high school, Strait worked as a model for such top photographers as Bruce Weber, Herb Ritts, Steven Klein, and Tony Duran while pursuing theatre roles.

Born and raised in Greenwich Village, Strait was planning a move to Southern California to pursue film work, when he was cast in Sky High. While in Los Angeles with the sole objective of finding an apartment, Strait's agent insisted he go on just one audition. Sky High is Strait's first film role.

Strait is also the lyricist and lead singer for the band Tribe.