What keeps you inspired to continue filmmaking?

There are two things that drive me as a filmmaker, my passion for telling my own stories and my obsessive need to be successful and wealthy. 

Both drive very different aspects of my everyday life. To see the stories and the characters that I've had dancing around my head for years come to life is 

undeniably an amazing feeling. I have so many stories in my head, the best ones often pop in while I'm doing everyday tasks like brushing my teeth. 

It's these stories which I then spend hours and hours fleshing out in the Research and Development phase of my pipeline, before sending it out to Pre-Production, 

Production, Post Production, and lastly Marketing and Distribution. Working on these stories, creating projects, and fleshing out ideas for genres 

and characters I'm so emotionally invested in, is arguably one of the only times I think my soul is at its purest form of peace.

On the other end of the spectrum, I am ridiculously motivated to be wealthy and successful. This does not necessarily relate to being in the entertainment industry, 

it tends to overtake nearly everything I do in my life, all my other side businesses and hobbies. It's an unbelievable force within me. 

I don't think I've ever experienced a feeling more powerful than my drive to be successful. I was never a 9-5 person, a 1 job, 1 income, live for the weekend type of man. 

I never have been. I've wanted to elevate my status for years, every aspect of it, from my income to the amount of people who know my name. 

I started off life poor. We had second hand furniture that others bought for us. My parents would work extra hours just to make sure I'd be able to buy a toy every now and again. 

They worked and worked until they elevated us to a working - middle class family. Now it's my turn. There is no obstacle that can stop me from elevating my family

 (and the future generations of family) to the highest possible level of life.

The most important part is distributing the film. What did you do for distributing your feature film "A Broken Man"?

At the present time our project is making its way through the film festivals with no set in stone release date.

We'll assess and discuss that stage a little closer to it but the key in distribution is good relationships and networking, as well as engaging marketing. 

Everything from how you post on social media to how you approach television network executives.

What are your filmmaking goals?

I have various filmmaking goals that I'd like to achieve and many projects I'd like to be a part of. My main goal is to own the most successful 

and largest film production house in Australia. My dream is to have Australia and my company up there as a top 3 choice amongst executives, 

streaming services, and networks, when deciding where they want to make their project. I want to create thousands of Australian jobs and utilize our amazing 

locations, crews, facilities, and post production houses. This is what I strive towards every single day and every hour I put into this company.

I also have many other filmmaking goals including my own feature film, television show, and if all continues well, a couple of subsidiary companies or internal 

divisions within my main company.

What is your next project?

At the time of this interview, my current project is another short film that will be bolder, louder, and more action packed than anything I've made before. 

I can't say too much about it, but what I can say is it's one of my favorite genres and it's something I've wanted to make for a long time.

Good Luck Leonidas