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Fibonacci Films is a neoteric independent film company based in Los Angeles; founded in 2016 by Greg Clark, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, and CEO of the American software company Symantec. Fibonacci Films was created to produce and finance quality independent films predicated on character-driven stories of originality across genres that push boundaries, create discussion and have strong theatrical potential. Fibonacci Films has the unique distinction of being a vertically integrated company capable of developing, financing and producing films in-house giving them the ability to seize promising opportunities when they arise. Just out-of-the-gate, Fibonacci Films already has two very diverse films on their roster of exceptional and iconic talent. First Reformed, by seminal writer/director Paul Schrader, stars Amanda Seyfried, Ethan Hawke, Michael Gaston and Victoria Hill. The film, which will premiere at the 2017 Venice Film Festival, tells the story of an ex-military chaplain (Ethan Hawke), wracked by grief over the death of his son; counsels a young parishioner (Amanda Seyfried) and her radical environmentalist husband. He rediscovers his sense of purpose and embarks on a mission to right the wrongs done to so many. First Reformed is also included in the Masters Section of 2017, Toronto International Film Festival.  The Chaperone, which began principal photography on August 1, 2017, on location in New York. Based on Laura Moriarty’s best-selling novel and adapted for the screen by Academy Award®-winning writer Julian Fellowes (Gosford Park, Downton Abbey), stars Academy Award®-nominated actress Elizabeth McGovern as a 1920’s Kansas woman whose life is forever changed when she chaperones the yet to be famous 15-year-old, Louise Brooks (Haley Lu Richardson, The Edge of Seventeen) to New York for the summer. Miranda Otto, Campbell Scott and Blythe Danner also stars; Michael Engler directs. Australian producer/actress Victoria Hill, a principal of the company will head film production. Film, TV and music executive Luca Scalisi will oversee Business Development and Strategies