Steve Lee (李世扶) is a trilingual (English/Cantonese/Mandarin) stand-up comedian, motivational speaker, actor, producer, and writer. He is also disabled.

His motivational talks trace his journey from being born in a refugee camp in Hong Kong with a disability to his struggles working in Hollywood. Dreams, love, death, grief, and strength live in all of us, but we must go through many struggles to discover them.

His stand-up centers on his experiences with racism and disability on both continents, and his material is remarkably original. Rather than being encumbered by stereotypes, Steve is energized by them. He blends stories and punchlines to convey his belief that we are all equal: equally ignorant, fallible, weird, and desiring freedom. For Steve, comedy is a way to get people, including himself, to laugh at our own shortcomings and daily problems.

Steve's stand-up has a growing fan base on two continents. He is a staple at comedy clubs in L.A., San Francisco, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore, and has opened for headliners including Tony Hinchcliffe (Kill Tony), Tom Rhodes, Tom Cotter, Brad Williams, and Brent Weinbach. He is the winner of the Hong Kong New Cantonese Stand-Up Comedian competition and a runner-up in the Hong Kong International Comedy Competition. He was also invited to perform in the Burbank Comedy Festival's "Best of the Fest" show, appeared in the San Francisco SketchFest, and competed in the World Series of Comedy Finals Week in Las Vegas.

李世扶（Steve Lee）是精通英語、廣東話、普通話的棟篤笑（脫口秀）演員、勵志演說家、演員、製片人及編劇，也是一位殘障人士。

他在香港難民營出生，帶著殘障長大，後來在荷里活打拚。他的演講分享這段掙扎，也分享一個信念：夢想、愛、死亡、哀傷與力量，本來就在每個人心裡，但要走過許多挫折，才能發現它們。

他的棟篤笑圍繞種族歧視與殘障的經歷，題材獨特。別人眼中的包袱，他變成笑點，帶出人人平等的信念：一樣無知、一樣會犯錯、一樣渴望自由。

他是美國、香港、上海、吉隆坡和新加坡喜劇俱樂部的常客，曾為 Tony Hinchcliffe（Kill Tony）、Brad Williams 等喜劇人開場。他是香港新晉棟篤笑比賽冠軍、香港國際喜劇大賽亞軍，並曾登上三藩市 SketchFest 及拉斯維加斯 World Series of Comedy 決賽週。

Dad I Love You - Easterseals Disability Film Challenge Home Edition (short documentary 短紀錄片)

Writer /V.O. Actor/ Editor : Steve Lee, Composer Peter Lam

Story: A couple living in a refugee camp, raise their child with a disability.