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Friday, January 18, 2013
It’s that time of year, film buffs! The
2013 Sundance Film Festival
kicks off this weekend, celebrating innovation in independent cinema and introducing creative talent to the world.
Can’t make it to the festival? In
The Screening Room,
a YouTube channel curated by Sundance Institute and dedicated to showcasing ambitious and entertaining short films, you can watch 12 short films debuting at Sundance right now. These films were selected from the 64 shorts showing at the festival, out of more than 8,100 submissions this year.
Sundance is known for its diverse range of films, and with everything from trippy cats and zombies to a rooster king and an ambitious rodeo cowboy, The Screening Room shorts are no exception. When the festival ends, Sundance Institute will continue to curate The Screening Room, highlighting cutting edge short films from past Sundance filmmakers and the film festival circuit each week.
Lucky enough to be in Park City? We’re here too, presenting the 2013 Sundance Film Festival Shorts Program, where we’ll introduce
original content from select YouTube channels
to the audience at each screening.
At YouTube, we're proud to show our support and admiration for independent creators through our partnership with Sundance, and we hope you enjoy all the exciting new short form content that is uploaded to our platform every day.
Happy viewing!
Raymond Braun, YouTube Entertainment Marketing, recently watched "
Broken Night
" in
The Screening Room
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