Born and raised on a farm in Southern Colorado, in the story-rich Southwest, Levi Harris grew up surrounded by the echoes of myth, history, and untamed adventure. That early love for storytelling evolved into a career as a filmmaker, social media personality, and relentless seeker of mystery and legend, but at the heart of it all, his greatest passion is people—connecting with those whose voices have been overlooked and giving them the tools to tell their own stories.

Diagnosed with ADHD, he understands firsthand what it means to think differently in a world that often rewards sameness, but instead of fighting against his brain’s unique wiring, he learned to ride the lightning, transforming his neurodivergence into a powerhouse of creativity and problem-solving.

This led to the foundation of Thunderfeather, an innovative film organization that creates opportunities for autistic actors and neurodivergent storytellers. Through his work with the organization, Levi is dedicated to breaking down barriers in the industry. The films produced aren’t just projects; they’re proof that talent, creativity, and vision are not limited by labels. Thunderfeather’s films have made waves at festivals around the world, showcasing the power of representation and the untapped brilliance of neurodivergent artists.

Whether he’s crafting cinematic worlds, documenting his travels, or engaging with audiences online, Levi believes that the future of storytelling belongs to those who think differently. His mission is simple: to create spaces where unheard voices can finally speak, where unseen talent can finally shine, and where every story—no matter how unconventional—can find its audience.