Hi there, I’m Leo, an award-winning freelance filmmaker based in London.
I’m fascinated by consciousness—how it emerges through the interplay of perception and memory—and what it takes to make it distinctly human.
I’m currently enamoured by Ursula K. Le Guin’s sci-fi and her ability to address profound social issues like identity, gender, inequality, and exploitation while telling captivating human stories. Inspired by her work, I’m developing a short sci-fi film set in a dystopian future where human touch has disappeared.
Before moving into film, I spent a decade working on radio projects focusing on health, the environment, and education in Madagascar and Afghanistan. In 2017, I directed the award-winning experimental documentary DisAstro, which examines capitalism and Greece’s economic crisis through their impacts on the landscape.
I later completed a Master’s in Animation at the Royal College of Art in London and released two animations: The Everything Move (2020) and A Time Before (2024). I now teach Animation at Bath Spa University.
Oh, and I love filming the world underwater.