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About us

Sundance Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the discovery and development of independent artists and audiences. Through its programs, the Institute seeks to discover, support, and inspire independent film and theatre artists from the United States and around the world, and to introduce audiences to their new work.

Industry

Movies and Sound Recording

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Park City, Utah

Type

Nonprofit

Specialties

film festival, independent film, documentary film, feature film, short film, native film, diversity, film distribution, episodic storytelling, screenwriting, film directing, film producing, film editing, and film

Locations

Employees at Sundance Institute

Updates

🌍 Introducing the Michael Latt Cultural Impact Residency 🌍 Honoring the legacy of social justice leader Michael Latt, this application-based online residency from Sundance Collab is dedicated to empowering early-career artists whose stories drive change. Six storytellers will be selected to embark on a six-month journey guided by industry veterans to support and amplify their work for maximum impact. Apply by December 20, 2024 to join a community of changemakers shaping the future of storytelling. 👉 Learn More: sndnc.org/4fdmNmk
Are you 18–25 and looking to take your filmmaking career to the next level? The Sundance Institute and Adobe are seeking 10 fellows for the Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellowship. To be considered, submit a short film under 15 minutes by February 14, 2025. Learn more & apply at https://sndnc.org/40zsBlI
Announcing fellows for the 2024 Episodic Lab program, taking place at the Sundance Resort in Sundance, Utah. The five-day immersive experience of the Episodic Lab is created to unite early-career writers with an original series IP that has not yet been produced, giving them opportunities to work under the guidance of established showrunners and executive producers. Learn more: sndnc.org/4hH7rbC
Congratulations to the 10 filmmakers in the second cohort of the One House Filmmakers Fund in partnership with Gold House which supports historically underrepresented communities with unrestricted funding, collaborative mentorship & more. This year’s filmmakers include: Angela Tucker April Maxey Colette Ghunim Don Josephus Raphael Eblahan Jing Wang John Sutter Julia Kennelly Naomi Ko Pierre Coleman Sofian Khan and organizations include: Gold House EastWest Bank The Blackhouse Foundation GLAAD NAACP
🎬 Unpack the Horror: Script Club Explores The Babadook 👻 Join our free Script Club event to dive into the chilling screenplay of The Babadook. Explore the structure, character development, and suspense that make this psychological thriller a modern classic. Learn from the script that still haunts audiences – register now for free! sndnc.org/3C8I69V
🎟️ One more sleep until the Pass and Package sale begins! Set your alarm for 10 a.m. MT tomorrow, and click the link in bio to review your purchase options today. Link: https://lnkd.in/gXZN6RGZ
In-person and online passes and packages are on sale starting October 23rd, 10 a.m. MT. Pass: Unlimited screenings and priority access to films...the whole Festival at your fingertips. Package: Get 10 tickets, plus early access to pick your screenings. Explore your ticket options: https://lnkd.in/gXZN6RGZ
Indigenous filmmakers! Are you aspiring to direct a feature film? Apply now for the 2025 Merata Mita Fellowship to be considered for grants, yearlong support, and more. Deadline: October 28, 2024. Apply here: sndnc.org/merata-mita-25

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