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Ellise Shafer editorSundance Institute has named award-winning filmmaker Carrie Lozano the new director of its Documentary Film Program, succeeding interim director Kristin Feeley and prior director Tabitha Jackson.Lozano will support nonfiction filmmakers during all stages of the creative and developmental process and work to advance the independent nonfiction genre by ensuring that diverse viewpoints and participants are represented. Lozano will be the leader of the Documentary Film Program’s team, which includes labs director Feeley and film fund director Hajnal Molnar-Szakacs, and will report to Sundance Institute executive director Keri Putnam.“I am thrilled to welcome Carrie to this critical role at Sundance.

Veteran filmmaker and lecturer Carrie Lozano has been tapped as Sundance's new documentary film program director. Lozano will replaceinterim director Kristin Feeley, who took over the position when prior director Tabitha Jackson, who ran the program for six years, was named the new director of the Sundance Film Festival.