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Leandro Arvelo Moreno was born in Mérida, Venezuela. In 2004, he chose to study filmmaking and began his career behind the camera. He worked as an art director on the film "Samuel" (2011), assistant director for the short films "El Niño" (2014) and "Blodimery" (2016), and served as an acting coach for the children in the shorts "Crabs' Flight" (2015) and "Keep Out of Children's Reach" (2017). Additionally, he worked as an editor on the short film "Tisure" (2015) and the documentary feature "Juan" (2019), where he was also involved in executive production. Eventually, he co-directed the mid-length short film "The Cure" (2019), the first narrative project of TIH Productions.
As an actor, he first gained recognition for the movie "A House with a View of the Sea" (2001), which he filmed as a child. He subsequently appeared in significant roles in films such as "Francisco de Miranda" (2006), "Cyrano Fernández" (2007), "Lo que tiene el otro" (2008), "Rock, Paper, Scissors" (2012), "The Liberator" (2013), and "Tamara" (2016). He also portrayed various characters in short films including "Lady in White" (2015), "I Wonder How It Was" (2016), and "You Usually Leave Me" (2018). His television work includes projects like "Los Últimos" (2001), "Historias del Más Acá" (2011), "Luisa" (2016), and most recently, the TV movie adaptation "Wuthering Heights" (2019).
