2011 Sundance Film Festival Jobs

Sundance Institute strongly believes in strength in diversity and actively encourages applications from women, people of color, differently abled people and all persons who support the Institute's mission.

Positions that are currently available with the Sundance Institute are listed below. If you are interested in applying for any of these positions, you will need to begin by registering!

You can find a list of all positions offered by following this link: http://webapp.sundance.org/jobs/index.asp

You will also be able to register yourself in the Sundance Job Manager System from this page.

Opening Weekend Events

Day One Screenings

Be there for day one of the ten day indie film celebration. Thursday, January 20 starts the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and includes screenings from the competition film line-up, as well as the opening of New Frontier on Park. Check back in December for screenings and event line-up. Waitlist is available and encouraged.

Day One Party

Welcome! The 2011 Sundance Film Festival opens with our annual celebration as filmmakers and Festival friends reunite or meet for the first time.

Thursday, January 20, 2011
10:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m.
Legacy Lodge
1310 Lowell Ave.
On shuttle route. Parking is available. Party ticket required

Ticketing information can be found at the sundance website http://www.sundance.org.

It's almost September and Sundance 2011 is right around the corner.  This year dont just sit back and enjoy the festival, take part and submit your own short film!  Follow the link below for more information direct from the sundance institute to submit your original work.

http://www.sundance.org/festival/film-events/submissions/

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The Baltimore Sun (of all places?) summarizes the offerings at this year's Sundance Film Festival. It's a slide show, but it's quick.

One day to go before the Sundance Film Festival kicks off. This year in addition to the standard fare an interesting new electronics device will be introduced. The POKEN is  small USB-key sized device that can transfer data to another device wirelessly. In place of exchanging business cards you can wirelessly exchange contact information or other data. Neat idea and yet another reason to be excited about Sundance. Read more about the POKEN.

It looks like Sundance Film Festival guests will get to experience the world famous Park City snow in spades! Snow is expected every day this week through Saturday. More snow is in the cards early next week as well.

We still have Park City rentals available during Sundance. Check availability and view our properties here.

Still need tickets? Find information on last minute tickets here. 

TechWatch's David Allen covers Sundance's use of Video On Demand for the Sundance Film Festival 2010. Read about it here: http://www.techwatch.co.uk/2010/01/18/sundance-to-use-vod-for-films/

This will undoubtedly be a huge success for Sundance. Streaming video is one of the fastest growing segments of the web. The very nature of the Sundance Film Festival limits the exposure some of the artists receive. That will no longer be the case.

It shouldn't surprise anyone that the Sundance Film Festival's focus is on... FILMS! However the Sundance ASCAP Music Cafe features eight days of live performance. Featured artists include established mainstreamers, such as LeAnn Rhimes, but also a wide range of up and coming acts. Read about showtimes and locations here: http://festival.sundance.org/2010/film_events/music_cafe/.

The Philadelphia City Paper boasts that Derek Cianfrance's Blue Valentine was shot in Philly. Blue Valentine's arrival at Sundance instills a bit of civic pride. Just another wonderful aspect of this festival. Read the article.