Based in Paris, Amoré Littrell-Fellini is a writer, director, editor, filmmaker and photographer who creates original content for brands, production companies and creative clients worldwide.

Prior to founding Littrell Fellini, Amoré worked as an independent creative in Los Angeles, partnering with World of Wonder and CBS Television Studios, among others, to develop unscripted series, often as a co-executive producer. Previously, she served as Director of Development & Production for Outpost Entertainment, an ITV company. There, she developed the History Channel series Forged in Fire, the PBS documentary series ICON, and directed a Freeform series pilot. As VP of Content for Todd Berger’s Creative Media, which had a first look deal at Fox Television Studios, she developed scripted and film as well. Earlier in her career, she assisted director Rob Reiner, as well as the heads of Television Literary and Theatrical at leading Los Angeles talent agencies. As a young actress, she was directed by Francis Ford Coppola, Ridley Scott and Jack Nicholson.

Between two stints in entertainment, Amoré developed a career in fashion. While in Manhattan, she designed menswear for Liz Claiborne (now Kate Spade). In Los Angeles, she was director of marketing and PR for an established fashion brand, and created Fashion Alert, a B2B e-newsletter for MAGIC that reached more than 200,000 industry professionals.

Amoré graduated from the University of Southern California with a B.A. in Creative Writing and English Literature, and Cinematic Arts. She is the author of Eat the F*cking Cake (forthcoming), Lost in Manhattan, and has contributed to two comedy monologue books. Her personal projects—from books, photography, screenplays, stand-up comedy, short films and digital series—showcase her love of comedy and documentary-style storytelling.