As a passionate filmmaker and communicator, Levi has a knack for making the invisible visible. He began his media career in FM radio, cable television and broadband where he became fascinated by the potential for technology to educate, and open a window on the world. He earned a Ph.D. studying Maker culture and STEM education at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
He likes to tinker with classic cars and vintage computers to keep them running.
As a passionate filmmaker and communicator, Levi has a knack for making the invisible visible. He began his media career in FM radio, cable television and broadband where he became fascinated by the potential for technology to educate, and open a window on the world. He earned a Ph.D. studying Maker culture and STEM education at the University of California, Santa Barbara.As a passionate filmmaker and communicator, Levi has a knack for making the invisible visible. He began his media career in FM radio, cable television and broadband where he became fascinated by the potential for technology to educate, and open a window on the world. He earned a Ph.D. studying Maker culture and STEM education at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Levi produced “A Beautiful Sound,” a PBS/WSBE documentary on the Rhode Island Philharmonic. He directed and produced “Pathways to Invention,” a documentary feature funded by the Lemelson-MIT Program for which he was named Best Director at the L.A. Independent Film Festival Awards. He is the recipient of a Cablefax Top Op award for his executive leadership.
He is a private, instrument-rated, land and seaplane pilot serving on the Santa Barbara Airport Commission, a licensed amateur radio operator and an avid photographer. He was a founding member of the ARISS-USA education committee, a NASA-sponsored outreach program aboard the International Space Station.
He likes to tinker with classic cars and vintage computers to keep them running.
As a passionate filmmaker and communicator, Levi has a knack for making the invisible visible. He began his media career in FM radio, cable television and broadband where he became fascinated by the potential for technology to educate, and open a window on the world. He earned a Ph.D. studying Maker culture and STEM education at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Levi produced “A Beautiful Sound,” a PBS/WSBE documentary on the Rhode Island Philharmonic. He directed and produced “Pathways to Invention,” a documentary feature funded by the Lemelson-MIT Program for which he was named Best Director at the L.A. Independent Film Festival Awards. He is the recipient of a Cablefax Top Op award for his executive leadership.
He is a private, instrument-rated, land and seaplane pilot serving on the Santa Barbara Airport Commission, a licensed amateur radio operator and an avid photographer. He was a founding member of the ARISS-USA education committee, a NASA-sponsored outreach program aboard the International Space Station.
He likes to tinker with classic cars and vintage computers to keep them running.
As a passionate filmmaker and communicator, Levi has a knack for making the invisible visible. He began his media career in FM radio, cable television and broadband where he became fascinated by the potential for technology to educate, and open a window on the world. He earned a Ph.D. studying Maker culture and STEM education at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Levi produced “A Beautiful Sound,” a PBS/WSBE documentary on the Rhode Island Philharmonic. He directed and produced “Pathways to Invention,” a documentary feature funded by the Lemelson-MIT Program for which he was named Best Director at the L.A. Independent Film Festival Awards. He is the recipient of a Cablefax Top Op award for his executive leadership.
He is a private, instrument-rated, land and seaplane pilot serving on the Santa Barbara Airport Commission, a licensed amateur radio operator and an avid photographer. He was a founding member of the ARISS-USA education committee, a NASA-sponsored outreach program aboard the International Space Station.
He likes to tinker with classic cars and vintage computers to keep them running.
