Keenly adept at engaging with young adults across multiple mediums and discovering emerging talent, Levin began his career as lead singer of 2000’s rock band Whitestarr before writing and directing his first studio feature, Cougars Inc (starring Kyle Gallner, Sarah Hyland, Jim Belushi and Denise Richards) for Lionsgate at just 29 years old. After a half decade of directing iconic videos for some of the biggest hip hop and indie rock artists in the world, Levin returned to narrative as partner and creative director at Young Adult Powerhouse Media Company, BRAT. Under Levin’s guidance, BRAT launched the most successful teen digital franchise of all time Chicken Girls, raised 40 million dollars on a 250-million-dollar valuation and to this day is still the singular name is YA storytelling online. In the two years since Levin left his post running BRAT, Levin has shifted his focus to more mature material in the world of thriller. Beginning with the wildly popular thriller Save Me (starring Madeline Zima & William Mapother), which premiered to over 10 million views on Snapchat Originals. Levin has been a fan of suspense and thriller genres since becoming a Hitchcock fan at the ripe age of 7. Along with Hitchcock, Levin credits Brian De Palma, David Fincher, John Carpenter and Steven Soderbergh as his main influences. His goal is to create a sub-genre of insanely engaging pop horror for a whole new generation of fans. Levin recently released the massively popular horror podcast “The Shadow Diaries” teaming again with Kara Hayward and Lydia Hearst as well as Riverdale star Madelaine Petsch, Constance Zimmer (House of Cards, Unreal) and genre icon Clint Howard.