Leo Pfeifer is a director whose work blends cinematic storytelling with documentary intimacy. His collaborators include The New Yorker, Facebook/Meta, and Nowness, and his work has been highlighted by outlets including The Today Show, Billboard, USA Skateboarding, and Mother Jones. He creates human-centered stories with bold visuals and emotional depth, based on the belief that real life holds the most powerful narratives, and guided by the words of the great Errol Morris: “I think calling someone a character is a compliment.” Leo lives in Los Angeles, loves to cook, and hates writing about himself in the third person.