A collection of stills from various projects, ranging from videos made for class in high school to recent USC and other extracurricular productions. They showcase Enzo's abilities as a director, DP, VFX artist, colorist, and actor.
The above stills are from my latest work, TILL DEATH, an award-winning short film made entirely by me in 48 hours for the 48 Hour Film Project.
(Also linked below, under assorted short films.)
Note: all of the shots without Enzo in frame were shot by Enzo, and for almost all of those with him in frame, he set up the camera and then did his performance.
Additionally, many of these contain hidden visual effects (e.g. the metal mask and the graveyard, which are entirely CGI).
Enzo's film-related Instagram account, which is regularly updated with clips and stills from his latest projects.
Enzo's film-related YouTube channel, which is regularly updated with his latest longer-form projects.
After a wealthy man suddenly goes missing, his wife, who he was attempting to divorce, becomes the primary suspect.
This short film was made (and scored) entirely by me, Enzo Leventis-Cox, a 19-year old college student (with the exception of the two actors) in 48 Hours for the 48 Hour Film Project.
WINNER - Best Editing (Drama), Best Lighting, Best Actress, Perfect Paperwork
NOMINATIONS - Best Directing, Best Cinematography, Best Writing, Best Music, Best Sound, Best Special Effects, Best Use of Character
No AI was used in the making of this film.
Enzo's award-winning debut short film, which he wrote, directed, shot, edited, acted in, and composed the score for. It was made for his application to USC's School of Cinematic Arts in August 2024 over three filming days with a crew of three.
The prompt instructed that it had had to be two minutes long (excluding credits) and be about "a secret."
One of Enzo's recent class projects, made entirely solo in a week at USC using only one location and shooting only on iPhone.
Enzo's most recent group short film for class. Enzo acted in the film, worked on the visual effects, served as the film's sound engineer, and composed an original score just for the film in the span of five days. He also shot some of the scenes in the film in which he does not appear.
Enzo's first short film at USC. Enzo acted in the film, helped develop the story, and worked on the visual effects (such as the knife throw). He also helped shoot some of the scenes in the film.