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Sundance Institute Launches $1 Million Fund in Response to Coronavirus Pandemic

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By Dave McNary Film Reporter Sundance Institute is launching a $1 million fund to support the immediate needs of artists, filmmakers and organizations that share its focus on inclusive storytelling.

The non-profit institute, which organizes the Sundance Film Festival, said that one-third of the fund will support Sundance Institute-curated artists.

The rest is ear-marked for emergency support for the wider community of independent artists — deployed in collaboration with partner nonprofit organizations.

The announcement was authored by Keri Putnam, executive director; Michelle Satter, feature film program director; and film festival director Tabitha Jackson. “There can be no return to business as usual,” said festival executive director

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