 Velle also created some of the first féerie films, such as "tit-for-tat" (1906).Additionally, Velle collaborated with other directors such as Segundo de Chomon and Ferdinand Zecca to create such silent film classics as the "Moon Lover" (1905), the "Raja's Casket" (1906), and the "Hen that Laid the Golden Egg" (1905), the latter of which was featured in the 1997 Martin Scorsese film, "Kundun".Velle mysteriously retired from film production in 1913, and little is known about the last several decades of his life.