Russell Streiner, a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, still resides in his birthplace, a testament to his enduring connection to the city. He is a devoted family man, with three children who have chosen to remain close to their father, residing nearby. Streiner's professional endeavors continue to flourish, as he remains actively involved in the film industry, wearing multiple hats as an independent producer, director, and filmmaking instructor at John A. Russo's esteemed Movie Academy in Pittsburgh.
While Night of the Living Dead (1968) may be considered Streiner's most notable cinematic achievement, his success extends far beyond this iconic film. He has demonstrated remarkable versatility, successfully producing and directing a wide range of films, solidifying his reputation as a talented and accomplished filmmaker.
