Sundance Institute Announces Next Festival Director: Eugene Hernandez
Dear Sundance community, Over the summer we have been conducting a search for the Sundance Institute’s next Festival Director and head of public programming. We
Dear Sundance community, Over the summer we have been conducting a search for the Sundance Institute’s next Festival Director and head of public programming. We
For 41 years, the Sundance Institute has hosted filmmaking labs, bringing emerging filmmakers together with veteran writers, directors, editors, actors, and producers to workshop the
photo by Henny Garfunkel Dear Sundance community, Over the summer we have been conducting a search for the Sundance Institute’s next Festival Director and head
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