Behind the Scenes at the Sundance Directors Lab
August 4th, 2009 | Published in Youtube
Reservoir Dogs, Requiem for a Dream, and Half Nelson topped critics' lists when they came out, but before they achieved this recognition, they were all workshopped at the Sundance Directors Lab. Since its inception, the world's most famous film workshop has always occurred behind closed doors... until now.
Today, we're proud to present, in partnership with the Sundance Institute and sponsored by Honda, a behind-the-scenes tour of the Directors Lab in the YouTube Screening Room. To start, we'll follow three up-and-coming auteurs as they strive to transform their dream projects from vision to reality. From a first-time filmmaker learning the process to a director trying to make a comedy about Osama bin Laden, there's something here for everyone who's ever wondered about how films are made.
Stay tuned, because in two weeks we've got four more videos featuring exclusive footage of life at the Lab.
Sara Pollack, Entertainment Marketing Manager, recently watched the trailer for "The September Issue."
Today, we're proud to present, in partnership with the Sundance Institute and sponsored by Honda, a behind-the-scenes tour of the Directors Lab in the YouTube Screening Room. To start, we'll follow three up-and-coming auteurs as they strive to transform their dream projects from vision to reality. From a first-time filmmaker learning the process to a director trying to make a comedy about Osama bin Laden, there's something here for everyone who's ever wondered about how films are made.
Stay tuned, because in two weeks we've got four more videos featuring exclusive footage of life at the Lab.
Sara Pollack, Entertainment Marketing Manager, recently watched the trailer for "The September Issue."