2024 Documentary Producers Lab fellows, creative advisors, and staff share a moment. Photo by Lance Roth
By the Archives team
Creating access to content and archival material is vital to our work as the Archives team and helps to forge connections that uncover the deeper, more impactful story of the Institute. Throughout the year, our content team captures photo and video coverage of our activities and initiatives from labs to public programming and we ensure the coverage is received, processed, and accessible for staff, press, researchers, and film fans.
Access not only involves fielding requests for content, but actively sharing it as well. In doing this, we get an amazing glimpse into all the Institute’s happenings around the world and are excited to share a photo look-back of the past spring and summer seasons.
Join us in celebrating the incredible artists, creative community, staff, and volunteers that came together to make it happen and ultimately inspire the work we do.
For additional photos, check out our full gallery (sundance.org/gallery).
“The Glob” fellow Yona Strauss, Feature Film Program Deputy Director Ilyse McKimmie, and creative advisors Julie Lynn and Christopher Ticarico during the 2024 Feature Film Producers Lab. Photo by Lance Roth
Fellows Mackie Mallison, Justine Martin, Philip Thompson, and Samina Saifee meet outside during the 2024 Sundance x Adobe Ignite Lab. Photo by Steph Mossey
Atmosphere at Picturehouse Central London during the Sundance Film Festival London 2024. Photo by Joanne Davidson
Moviegoers pose for our photographer before the 2024 Local Lens summer screening of “Skywalkers: A Love Story.” Photo by Kate Pearson
Native Lab fellow Don Josephus Raphael Eblahan bonds with Indigenous Program staff member Ianeta Le’i. Photo by Shayla Blatchford
Directors Lab fellow Keisha Rae Witherspoon (3rd from left) on set with the “Arc” cast and crew. Photo by Shayla Blatchford
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