Eight Women at Sundance Adobe Fellows Named by Sundance Institute for 2022
The eight recipients working in narrative, episodic, and documentary will receive bespoke support throughout the year, from funding to mentorship.
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‘The Janes’ Documents an Underground Abortion Network — and at a Crucial Moment for Roe v. Wade
The filmmakers and subjects of the documentary about a secret abortion collective visit the IndieWire Studio presented by Adobe.
‘La Guerra Civil’: Eva Longoria Bastón and Oscar de la Hoya Revisit an Iconic Boxing Rivalry
Twenty-five years after his iconic fight with Julio César Chávez, Oscar de la Hoya still grapples with what it means to be “Mexican enough.” He discusses at the IndieWire Studio, presented by Adobe.
Ramin Bahrani’s Documentary ‘2nd Chance’ Copes with a National ‘Wholesale Loss of Truth’
Bahrani and executive producer Joshua Oppenheimer joined IndieWire’s Sundance Studio, presented by Adobe, to discuss their doc about the inventor of the bulletproof vest.
Best Filmmaking Gear: Must-Have Hardware for Film Editors
It takes more than just great software to edit a film.
Sundance Institute Announces 2021 Ignite x Adobe Fellows
The program has a strong track record: Of the 80 past Ignite fellows, 10 have had their shorts screened at the Sundance Film Festival.
How the ‘How It Ends’ Filmmakers Captured Our Moment Through an Apocalypse Comedy
Daryl Wein and Zoe Lister-Jones used Adobe Creative Cloud to help make their movie in the middle of the pandemic.
Tessa Thompson, Ruth Negga, and Rebecca Hall Want to Stoke the Conversation on Race with ‘Passing’
The “Passing” team joined IndieWire’s Sundance studio, presented by Adobe, to talk about what their Nella Larsen adaptation looks like in a post-George Floyd America.
How the ‘R#J’ Filmmakers Used Innovative Editing to Tell a Timeless Love Story
The filmmakers behind this unique telling of Shakespeare via “Screenlife” cut their film on Adobe Premiere Pro for a mashup of tradition and the cutting edge.
‘John and the Hole’ Became the Unlikely COVID Metaphor the Filmmakers Never Saw Coming
Though Pascual Sisto’s psychodrama wrapped before lockdown, the team tells IndieWire how the movie has strangely captured our crazy pandemic times.
In ‘Together Together,’ Ed Helms and Patti Harrison Flip the Script on How Surrogacy Is Depicted Onscreen
Stars Helms and Harrison, and director Nikole Beckwith, joined IndieWire for a conversation about their film at the Sundance studio, presented by Adobe.
Robin Wright and Demián Bichir Sharpened Their Survival Skills to Make ‘Land’
As Wright and Bichir explained to IndieWire at the Sundance studio, presented by Adobe, chopping wood isn’t as easy as it looks.
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