Felliniesque

Felliniesque is a style of filmmaking where dreams and reality are perceived as one experience. This can be done in a movie digitally and it is easy for an editor to morph the images by using filtters and plugins.

The movies look better when originated in 35mm and then telecined for editing digitally.

This website is also the home of felliniesque filmmaking. Send me an email if you're like-minded and would like to be involved.

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FELLINIESQUE PLAYERS is the first movie in a series of movies that this website will showcase, celebrating the felliniesque style of filmmaking.

Click on the green link to see a new Felliniesque Players trailer 3 . Click on the red link to watch the Felliniesque Players promo. The screenplay of Felliniesque Players is by Dona Rose.

Click here to visit the Felliniesque Players page.

"In the beginning I emphasized plot more. I adhered to story and was more literary than cinematic. Later, I placed more faith in images. I found my films related to painting, discovering for myself that light rather than dialogue reveals a character's state of mind, as well as the director's style." [Federico Fellini]

Federico Fellini is the great Italian director who defined the art of filmmaking. Click on the links below to read about him.

The Creative Urge
To Mesmerize
Truth or Lies
Unforgettable Faces
On Casting
Anthony Quinn in La Strada
Fantasy vs. Reality
Prison of Regret
D. W. Griffith Contribution to Cinema