Leo Partible is a filmmaker, a comic book creator and Singer-songwriter. He began in the entertainment industry as a storyboard artist and later a film executive specializing in developing comic books into feature films for various production companies. He previously taught screenwriting at Act One in Los Angeles and Regent University and contributed insightful essays to several books; his public speaking includes panels and lectures at U.C. Berkeley and Biola University, as well as pop culture gatherings such as the Sunscreen Film Festival, Stan Lee's Comickaze, Hollywood Black Film Festival and the San Diego Comic-Con. Leo has been interviewed by NPR, The Atlantic Monthly, Publisher's Weekly, World Magazine, The Washington Post. His current projects include writing and drawing a number comic book stories based on his own creations, starring and directing a Rock ’n’ Roll feature film called “The Trouble with Love,” (with a soundtrack album featuring music he wrote, produced, and performed), producing an animated pilot called PAR: A Normal Girl, and a documentary called "We All Rise" about Filipinos in the entertainment industry.