Lleyton Senne is an up-and-coming American filmmaker and podcast host known for his bold, inventive approach to storytelling. With a growing body of work consisting of 10 short films, Senne has quickly gained attention for his distinctive voice and cinematic style. Drawing inspiration from masters like Quentin Tarantino and Edgar Wright, his films blend humor, wit, fast-paced editing, and nonlinear narratives to create immersive, genre-blending experiences. Born in 2006 in Denver, Senne has developed a deep passion for film. Senne’s entry into filmmaking began during his time at FutureForward at Bollman, where he honed his skills in writing, directing, and editing his own work. In addition to his filmmaking work, Senne also hosts a podcast, The CU Denver Film Society, where he debates popular movies, interviews fellow filmmakers, and discusses the art of storytelling with two other film major colleagues. Now attending the University of Colorado at Denver, Senne has continued to hone his craft, creating several other short projects. His newest film, Mon Ami, a drama-thriller, has been released on all platforms.