Ryan White - Sundance Collab

Ryan White is the director of Come See Me in the Good Light (Apple TV), which follows poet Andrea Gibson and their partner Megan Falley as they navigate an incurable cancer diagnosis with remarkable perspective and joy. The film won the Festival Favorite Award at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. Previously, White directed Into the Fire (Netflix), Pamela, a love story (Netflix), Ask Dr. Ruth (Hulu), and Good Night Oppy (Amazon), which won two Emmys and five Critics Choice Awards. White is also the director of Visible: Out on Television, The Case Against 8, Serena, and The Keepers. White’s projects have been Oscar-shortlisted and won multiple Emmys.

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Event Recording

Festival Spotlight 2025: A Conversation on Art, Love, and Legacy with COME SEE ME IN THE GOOD LIGHT

With: Jessica Hargrave and 2 more

$10

Festival Spotlight 2025: A Conversation on Art, Love, and Legacy with COME SEE ME IN THE GOOD LIGHT

With: Jessica Hargrave, Ryan White and Katherine Street

$10

Story Forum Collection

Story Forum: Exploring Art and Innovation - ON DEMAND

Together with creators, educators, industry leaders, and technologists, we explored the creative technologies that are impacting storytelling and how today’s artists are evolving. Now you can experience it all on-demand for free.

Video

Truth, Reach, and Success: The Future of Documentary Storytelling

With: Geeta Gandbhir and 4 more

FREE

Truth, Reach, and Success: The Future of Documentary Storytelling

With: Geeta Gandbhir, Ryan White, R. J. Cutler, Maggie Pisacane and Sara Bernstein

Sara Bernstein, President of Imagine Documentaries, hosts a conversation about the big question facing docs right now: Where's it all going? Bernstein has produced many Sundance-premiered documentaries, including Rebuilding Paradise, Downfall: The Case Against Boeing, Frida, and most recently, the Grammy-nominated Music By John Williams and Emmy-winning Jim Henson: Idea Man. Joined by esteemed industry panelists, Bernstein leads a straight-talk chat about what’s actually happening in the documentary business today. What are buyers really looking for? How do bold creative ideas and commercial goals meet? And what new paths are filmmakers taking to get projects financed, sold, and in front of audiences? Expect honest insights, market reality, and a look at what’s next.

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