Reverge Anselmo
- Director
- Writer
- Producer
Anselmo is of Italian descent, was born in Mexico and grew up in New
York City and Connecticut. He is a former US Marine Corps combat veteran
who fought in Beirut, Lebanon in the 1980s. His film, Stateside (2004) is
an autobiographical love story that took place in his teen years.
He is President of Seven Hills Pictures which he founded in 1998 after
the success of his film The Outfitters (1999), which was a Sundance Film Festival
official selection.
Anselmo's father, Rene Anselmo, was the co-founder for the predecessor
of Univision and the Spanish International Network, and in 1984 founded
PanAmSat, where he placed his personal funds on the line to launch the
world's first privately owned international satellite, which he sold to CNN.
Pan Am Sat sold to General Motors in the early 1990s. In 2004, Rene was named
in the top 10 of "100 People Who Made a Difference in Space" by Space
News International.
In addition to Reverge's film career, he is one of the founders and
partners for a Catholic publication called Magnificat and has also
helped build Catholic monasteries in Chile, The Catskill Mountains and
Lourdes France. He has also owned a restaurant, ranch and wine tasting room in Northern California
called Anselmo Vineyards.
He is a helicopter pilot, is fluent in four languages and hand writes all of his scripts, letters and short stories.
Anselmo penned a novel in 1997 published by Harper Collins, entitled
"The Cadillac Of Six-By's".
York City and Connecticut. He is a former US Marine Corps combat veteran
who fought in Beirut, Lebanon in the 1980s. His film, Stateside (2004) is
an autobiographical love story that took place in his teen years.
He is President of Seven Hills Pictures which he founded in 1998 after
the success of his film The Outfitters (1999), which was a Sundance Film Festival
official selection.
Anselmo's father, Rene Anselmo, was the co-founder for the predecessor
of Univision and the Spanish International Network, and in 1984 founded
PanAmSat, where he placed his personal funds on the line to launch the
world's first privately owned international satellite, which he sold to CNN.
Pan Am Sat sold to General Motors in the early 1990s. In 2004, Rene was named
in the top 10 of "100 People Who Made a Difference in Space" by Space
News International.
In addition to Reverge's film career, he is one of the founders and
partners for a Catholic publication called Magnificat and has also
helped build Catholic monasteries in Chile, The Catskill Mountains and
Lourdes France. He has also owned a restaurant, ranch and wine tasting room in Northern California
called Anselmo Vineyards.
He is a helicopter pilot, is fluent in four languages and hand writes all of his scripts, letters and short stories.
Anselmo penned a novel in 1997 published by Harper Collins, entitled
"The Cadillac Of Six-By's".