Memories of Steven Allen Cohen

In memory of

Steven Allen Cohen

Coral Springs, FL, USA

May 12, 1947 - January 24, 2021

May 12, 1947 - Jan 24, 2021

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Jonathan Abrams

I met Steven over 20 years ago when I worked as a Camera Operator in Florida. I moved to Los Angeles to get to the next level. Kept in touch with Steve a bit, but not as much as I wanted to. We were sepposed to het together when I visited, but was hard. I got Steven into the Society of Camera Operators.(SOC).He promised to buy me dinner when I visited. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. Tried to get in touch in his last days, but never heard back. Distance and time goes by fast. Appreciate the things you have. My deepest condolences go out to his family and friends. A great guy, and Cameraman. He will surely be missed.

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Benjamin Centoducati

Steven, Until, this Time of Covid 19, Steven & I filmed together many Times with, some of The Biggest & most Important Performers, Actors & Most Influential People of the 20th & 21st. Century. ( Pitbull, Michael Jackson, Tom Cruise, ETC...
My Brother & I Meet & Filmed together Steven Spielberg 's Survivors Of The Shoah for 3 years. We continued to Work together for the Last 20 years. He was a Constant, a Consistent, a Professional Camera Operator who was a Perfectist. His contribution to our Productions always helped us give the Highest Quality.
My Brother Steven Allen Cohen, You are very missed here. I look forward to seeing your new images of Jimmi Hendrix in Heaven.
Fraternally Yours;
Benjamin Centoducati

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Martha B. Tack

Steven was a lifelong friend. Our mothers were best friends, so Steven and I spent an infinite number of hours together. I was always struck by his tenacity (an enthusiasm for electric guitars grew into his passion for film) and eloquence. One of Steven's proudest achievements may have been his work on the Spielberg Shoah project. Congregation Rodeph Sholom (NYC) will read Steven's name at the end of services tonight, 1/29 (6 p.m.) and tomorrow morning (10:15 a.m.). Go to rodephsholom.org. Click on worship and livestream.

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Howard Schneider

Steven was a friend for nearly half of a century. He was a meticulous professional who also had a good heart and always had a story to tell.

He will be missed by Gail and I

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