Rick Famuyiwa - Sundance Collab

Rick Famuyiwa is an alumnus of the USC School of Cinematic Arts and the Sundance Institute's Screenwriters and Directors Labs. His movie Dope premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, winning the Special Jury Prize for Editing, and screened at the Cannes Film Festival Directors' Fortnight.

Famuyiwa is currently executive producing Season 2 of The Chi for Showtime and directed two episodes of The Mandalorian for Disney+. He is also developing the feature film adaptations of the graphic novel, Black Hole, and the New York Times bestselling book, Children of Blood and Bone.

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Event Recording

Conversations from the Sundance Institute Labs | Rick Famuyiwa on Directing THE WOOD and DOPE

With: Rick Famuyiwa

$10

Conversations from the Sundance Institute Labs | Rick Famuyiwa on Directing THE WOOD and DOPE

With: Rick Famuyiwa

$10

Video

The Sundance Institute Founder Series: Celebrating Robert Redford’s Vision for the Sundance Institute

With: Michelle Satter and 5 more

FREE

The Sundance Institute Founder Series: Celebrating Robert Redford’s Vision for the Sundance Institute

With: Michelle Satter, Gyula Gazdag, Kasi Lemmons, Rick Famuyiwa, Marielle Heller and Katherine Street

In this session, you will hear from Institute members, advisors, and alumni who will reflect on where it all started. Don’t miss this chance to hear from some of the key figures from the Sundance Institute for a deeper understanding of Redford as our guiding light for the future of filmmaking.

FREE