Poppi Fella Pellegrino is a Toronto-based filmmaker interested in telling personal stories about connection, identity, and mental health. They graduated with high honors and a Silver Medal from Sheridan College’s Bachelor of Film and Television Program. Poppi’s films have played at many festivals including the Whistler Film Festival, the Oakville Film Festival, and the New West Film Fest. Poppi has also worked with Canada’s Walk of Fame as part of the Future Storytellers Program directing a short segment on inductee Lorraine Segato. On and off set, she is passionate about creating a kind, positive, and welcoming atmosphere for art.
Poppi Fella Pellegrino is a Toronto-based filmmaker interested in telling personal stories about connection, identity, and mental health. They graduated with high honors and a Silver Medal from Sheridan College’s Bachelor of Film and Television Program. Poppi’s films have played at many festivals including the Whistler Film Festival, the Oakville Film Festival, and the New West Film Fest. Poppi has also worked with Canada’s Walk of Fame as part of the Future Storytellers Program directing a short segment on inductee Lorraine Segato. On and off set, she is passionate about creating a kind, positive, and welcoming atmosphere for art.
Poppi Fella Pellegrino is a Toronto-based filmmaker interested in telling personal stories about connection, identity, and mental health. They graduated with high honors and a Silver Medal from Sheridan College’s Bachelor of Film and Television Program. Poppi’s films have played at many festivals including the Whistler Film Festival, the Oakville Film Festival, and the New West Film Fest. Poppi has also worked with Canada’s Walk of Fame as part of the Future Storytellers Program directing a short segment on inductee Lorraine Segato. On and off set, she is passionate about creating a kind, positive, and welcoming atmosphere for art.
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