Leandro Arvelo Moreno's life journey began in Merida, Venezuela, where he was born. His fascination with filmmaking led him to pursue a career behind the cameras. In 2004, he started his journey, which would take him through various roles in the film industry.
As an art director, he worked on the film "Samuel" (2011). He then moved on to assist in the direction of short films such as "El Niño" (2014) and "Blodimery" (2016). Furthermore, he acted as an acting coach for the children in the shorts "Crabs' Flight" (2015) and "Keep Out of Children's Reach" (2017).
In addition to his directorial and coaching roles, Leandro also worked as an editor on the short film "Tisure" (2015) and the documentary feature "Juan" (2019),where he was also involved in the executive production department. He co-directed the mid-short film "The Cure" (2019),the first narrative story of TIH productions.
As an actor, Leandro's first notable role was in the film "A House with a View of the Sea" (2001),which he took on as a child. He went on to participate in important films like "Francisco de Miranda" (2006),"Cyrano Fernández" (2007),"Lo que tiene el otro" (2008),"Rock, Paper, Scissors" (2012),"The Liberator" (2013),and "Tamara" (2016).
