Sheldon Silverstein, a renowned producer and writer, has made a significant impact in the film industry, having spent two decades in Rome and collaborated with acclaimed directors such as Sergio Leone and Federico Fellini, whose artistic styles undoubtedly left a lasting impression on him.
During his time in Rome, Silverstein also had the opportunity to work with Claude Lelouche on the biographical drama, The Edith Piaf Story, in Paris, further broadening his scope and expertise in the industry.
Before establishing himself as a prominent figure in film production, Silverstein gained a devoted following during his college days with his "Midnight Movies" series, a collection of surrealistic short films set in Los Angeles, which showcased his unique creative vision.
Silverstein's impressive filmography includes recent releases such as Hazard Jack, Pumpkin Karver, Trapped, The Killing Jar, Never on Friday, The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, Angel and The Devil, Death Mask, Desire, and many more.
In addition to his original work, Silverstein has also purchased unfinished films from Technicolor Rome and successfully completed and distributed them worldwide, solidifying his reputation as a skilled and resourceful producer.
Currently, his screenplay, When Women Rule The Earth, is in pre-production, further demonstrating his continued commitment to creating innovative and captivating cinematic experiences.
