Stephen Leon

Artistic Blueprint Media
Cinematographer, Director of Photography, Storyboard Artist, Editor, Filmmaker, First Assistant Camera, Illustrator, Lighting Designer, Photographer (Still), Screenwriter, Set Designer, Videographer and Crew

Fort Worth, Texas

Member Since:
January 2015

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About Stephen

My name is Stephen Leon and I'm a Filmmaker and Cinematographer from Dallas Fort Worth, Texas. I created the company Artistic Blueprint Films in 2013 to establish productive business relationships on a professional level utilizing my talents as a Cinematographer, writer, producer, Director and story board artist. I'm looking forward to collaborating with fellow Artists and filmmakers here on Stage 32!

Unique traits: Aside from being an Artist, writer and cinematographer, I've spent the better part of my years learning other trade skills and working as, an accomplished electrician for over twenty years, A carpenter working in all facets of construction, and I've worked in retail sales on the customer service side as well as the managerial side. These are great traits or skills to have while working on a film set that requires great production and leadership skills. My dream is that at some point, all I'll be doing is making films for a living.

Gender:
Male

Height:
6'

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Videos

Stephen Leon Cinematography Reel 2021.mov

Credits

A Dangerous Place (2012)
Video (Thriller) Actor An innocent woman, Claire Scully is drawn into a terrorist plot to kill people through the mail using a deadly strain of TB.
Beautiful Women Wake Up Early (2012)
Film (Short and Drama) Cinematographer Add a Plot »
The Pack (2011)
Film (Drama) Art department Twelve Angry Men meets Silkwood in a suspenseful feature inspired by true stories, starring Lucie Arnaz (The Jazz Singer) and Elisabeth Moss (Girl Interrupted, Madmen). A young man testifies against his mother for killing the father with secondhand smoke. Inspired by documented cases, "Smoking Non Smoking" weaves together the jury's cinema verite style deliberation, provocative courtroom testimony, flashbacks and the family's intimate home movies. An ambitious Assistant District Attorney (Carlos Leon, "The Big Lebowski," "The Woodsman" ) prosecutes a wife and mother (Lucie Arnaz) for murder after her forty-seven year-old husband dies of lung cancer. Their twenty-four year-old son decides to testify against her. At first, this appears to be a ridiculous case, but one juror's doubts (Jennifer McCabe) and inspirations - a student of hers (Elisabeth Moss) force the jury into an intriguing, emotional and complicated choice regarding addiction, loyalty and individual responsibility. Written by Anonymous