Dante's Inferno is a love story wrapped as an action adventure about Fireman Dante Zuchelli who must journey through the catastrophe.
April 13, 2006 (Press Release) --
April 11, 2006, San Francisco, CA. Dante’s Inferno, a feature film and graphic novel, set during the great 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, is in full preproduction.
Dante's Inferno is a love story wrapped as an action adventure about Fireman Dante Zuchelli who must journey through the catastrophe. Along the way, Dante must deal with his guilt and unique torments, in the end finding both love and salvation.
The official launch of the project and web site, DantesInfernoTheMovie.com (Website unveiling = April 17, 2006) will be at the at the 100-year anniversary breakfast commemorating the tragedy of the Great Earthquake at the Palace Hotel, 2 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA.
DantesInfernoTheMovie.com offers a unique and unprecedented opportunity at the behind-the-scenes development of this film, the associated graphic novel and the additional elements necessary to bring Dante’s Inferno to realization. The site will allow the visitor to track this true work-in-progress as the team forms and implements new components. The theory is simple: To adapt the screenplay into a graphic novel that will visualize the feature film.
Writer/Producer/Director, Michael Trachiotis, describes the story as a character driven thriller. Trachiotis states, “Dante’s Inferno is about a vulnerable, guilt-ridden fireman who is driven to suicidal acts of bravery to find and save a newfound love.
“To me, Dante’s Inferno represents all the reasons we go to see movies on the big screen. This is a love story set against the background of the epic destruction of the city of San Francisco. Ultimately, after four black days, with annihilation at their doorsteps and against all odds, Dante and the hearty forty-niner souls rise, suffocate the fiery holocaust and launch the city’s rebirth.”
Michael Trachiotis, a graduate student at the Academy of Art University’s School of Motion Pictures and Television, has assembled the top artists and designers from the University to work in collaboration to bring to fruition Dante’s Inferno.
“It is our goal to present the breathtaking, spectacular, heart wrenching, definitive tale of Dante and the survivors of the great 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire in a classic cinematic way that resembles the great epic films like ‘Gone with the Wind’ and ‘Titanic.’ ”
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Dante's Inferno is a love story wrapped as an action adventure about Fireman Dante Zuchelli who must journey through the catastrophe. Along the way, Dante must deal with his guilt and unique torments, in the end finding both love and salvation.
The official launch of the project and web site, DantesInfernoTheMovie.com (Website unveiling = April 17, 2006) will be at the at the 100-year anniversary breakfast commemorating the tragedy of the Great Earthquake at the Palace Hotel, 2 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA.
DantesInfernoTheMovie.com offers a unique and unprecedented opportunity at the behind-the-scenes development of this film, the associated graphic novel and the additional elements necessary to bring Dante’s Inferno to realization. The site will allow the visitor to track this true work-in-progress as the team forms and implements new components. The theory is simple: To adapt the screenplay into a graphic novel that will visualize the feature film.
Writer/Producer/Director, Michael Trachiotis, describes the story as a character driven thriller. Trachiotis states, “Dante’s Inferno is about a vulnerable, guilt-ridden fireman who is driven to suicidal acts of bravery to find and save a newfound love.
“To me, Dante’s Inferno represents all the reasons we go to see movies on the big screen. This is a love story set against the background of the epic destruction of the city of San Francisco. Ultimately, after four black days, with annihilation at their doorsteps and against all odds, Dante and the hearty forty-niner souls rise, suffocate the fiery holocaust and launch the city’s rebirth.”
Michael Trachiotis, a graduate student at the Academy of Art University’s School of Motion Pictures and Television, has assembled the top artists and designers from the University to work in collaboration to bring to fruition Dante’s Inferno.
“It is our goal to present the breathtaking, spectacular, heart wrenching, definitive tale of Dante and the survivors of the great 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire in a classic cinematic way that resembles the great epic films like ‘Gone with the Wind’ and ‘Titanic.’ ”
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