Christopher Leone is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker with a background in visual effects animation. He wrote and directed the digital film Parallels, which he then developed as a series for Fox Network as The Building, serving as executive producer alongside Neil Gaiman and Albert Kim. Christopher co-created, co-wrote, and co-executive produced the critically acclaimed SyFy mini-series The Lost Room for which he was nominated for a Writers Guild Award.&nbsp;
Christopher delivered the keynote address of the 2017 Melbourne WebFest, exploring the creative process of film making. With wit and personal expertise, he shares why filmmakers, through the good and the bad times, do what they do.
*This is a live recording from the opening night of Melbourne WebFest 2017.

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From The Archives is a podcast series presented by Melbourne WebFest, the largest celebration of digital series and storytellers in the southern hemisphere. Over 8 years, we've recorded keynote speakers, panels, workshops and other sessions at our yearly festival - we've decided it's time to start sharing these with the world.
From reasons why you should make a web series, to pearls about the creative process and tools to help you build your storytelling world, listen to industry stalwarts share their personal journeys and projects with you.