Berlin bombing raid
Ed Murrow on a bombing raid over Berlin, 1944.
I began to see what was happening to Berlin. The small incendiaries were going down like a fistful of white rice ... Read on
Space and time
Write a story that transcends space and time. Beyond linear space and time. A story that isn’t bound by paper but one that transcends mediums and meanings.
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We are all one
A dry, convoluted and shifting tale that ultimately has a merciless Arab terrorist forgive the Israeli Mossad agent who killed his father (right at the point in the climatic ... Read on
Storytelling by chakra
To reach the broadest audience, you need to move the process out of the head and into the heart with sincerity and emotion, into the gut with humor and ... Read on
Fellini is a born liar
“For me, the things that are the most real are the ones I invented.
“I invented my youth, my family, my relationships with women and with life. I’m a ... Read on
RIMINI – GRAND HOTEL – BALLROOM – 1993
It’s late. Everyone has left. Federico is by himself, alone. He sits down at the grand piano and plays a single note.
He looks down and with ... Read on
What does Fellini believe in?
“I believe in prayers and miracles.”
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Giulietta e Federico
A film on the last year of Federico Fellini’s life.
Something along the lines of “Il Viaggio di G. Mastorna”, the mythical film he would never make. The script ... Read on
Just one single shot
What would Fellini like to have done with a movie?
“I would like to get once and for all at the essence of cinema and the complete movie, as I ... Read on
Nathanael West had always been a distracted driver
In New York, driving into the city for a meeting, he once ran eleven consecutive traffic signals after leaving the Lincoln Tunnel and eventually crashed into a cab; his ... Read on
Fellini road trip
A Fellini film following him and mystic author Carlos Castaneda on their great road trip south of the border. A film about wanting to make a film.
Strange phone calls, ... Read on
Into the white
There ain’t no death. There ain’t no light.
Into the white.
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Toying with the Pablo Escobar story
Already a few thing you probably don’t know about the man who became the world’s richest drug lord.
His family was almost slaughtered by militia when he was a ... Read on
A notorious movie producer grapples with his demons as he struggles to
make a film he is proud of. Based on an award-winning screenplay. It's
a wild wide ride. Try and hang on. Available free online for a month
as we prepare for publication.
An increasingly paranoid Elvis flees Graceland on a bizarre quest to meet President Nixon before Colonel Parker hauls his ass back to Memphis. Based on a true story. (Honestly, we've got the pictures to prove it.) To be published as a serial novel online. With a new chapter each day. Text, audio and video.
All bow down to F. Scott Fitzgerald. The original story is beautiful but the film versions to date don't do it justice. Think the writer Nick Carraway is the hero of the story and Gatsby the metaphor for America?
Do you have any idea how many news shots and stories don't make mass media because some addled-headed celebrity glitzed the paparazzi? Want to see what you missed last year? Day by day?
Amazing photographs cut to real music. 
Explore the mindset that compels a man to murder. Delve into the roles of memory, media and medication in contemporary society. With a little street justice thrown in. Arresting first independent feature inspired by both literature
and film history. Based on an ominous story by Guy de Maupassant and a seminal film by Fritz Lang. 
Based on the classic Tao Te Ching (Book of the Way and its Virtue). Time to turn on the enlightenment.