For this in-person meetup during the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, Sundance Ignite brought together producers Eurie Chung (Third Act) and Christina Oh (Minari, Nightbitch, Bubble & Squeak) for a candid conversation about working with first-time directors, building and maintaining a great creative team, and what gravitates them to particular projects.


The Sundance Ignite program identifies and supports new voices and talent from the next generation of filmmakers by providing artistic and professional development to advance filmmakers to the next stage in their filmmaking. The yearlong Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellowship is open to emerging documentary and fiction filmmakers from across the globe between the ages of 18 and 25. Learn more about Ignite here.


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Christina Oh
Christina Oh is an Academy Award-nominated producer who has worked on a number of film and television projects over her career, including Bong Joon Ho’s Okja (Netflix), Joe Talbot’s feature film debut The Last Black Man in San Francisco (A24), and Marielle Heller’s Nightbitch (Searchlight). She has also produced Minari (A24), written and directed by Lee Isaac Chung. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and went on to receive six Academy Award nominations, where Youn Yuh-jung won Korea's first-ever Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. Oh’s past television credits include LEGO Masters (FOX) and Paper Girls (Amazon). more...
Eurie Chung
EURIE CHUNG (PRODUCER) Eurie is a documentary producer focused on elevating Asian American stories. Leading Flash Cuts with Walt Louie, she has supported filmmakers for nearly 20 years in all areas of production and post. Her work includes ASIAN AMERICANS, a five-part PBS docuseries (2020 Peabody Award), PLAGUE AT THE GOLDEN GATE (American Experience, 2023), MELE MURALS (2016), and recently directed the documentary short I CAN’T KEEP QUIET. THIRD ACT (2025) premieres at Sundance and the feature documentary FOREVER WE ARE YOUNG, profiling ARMY, the fandom of the k-pop group BTS will premiere at SXSW. She is a 2024-25 Sundance Producers Lab fellow. more...
Toby Brooks
Assistant Director, Sundance Institute Ignite Program
Toby Brooks is the Assistant Director of the Sundance Institute Ignite Program, which cultivates and supports a new generation of filmmakers. Brooks has worked for Sundance Institute since 2012, first as the Assistant to the Director of the Sundance Film Festival. From 2012-2017, Brooks was a member of the Emerging Leaders Council at Outfest, a Los Angeles film non-profit that promotes LGBT equality by creating, sharing and protecting LGBT stories on the screen. A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, he received his B.A. from UCLA. more...

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