Space Program, Universal City, Calif., has signed Renee Case and Melissa Kwiet of Renee Case and Company, Chicago, for Midwest representation, and Stacy Altman of Stacy & Company, Santa Monica, to cover the West Coast….Keith Ehrlich has joined bicoastal Cohn + Company as East Coast sales rep….Siobhan McCafferty & Associates, Los Angeles, has been named West Coast rep for kk.e, editor Karen Knowles’ recently opened boutique in Venice, Calif….Portland, Ore.-based Skylar Animation is looking for national and international representation after parting ways with New York-headquartered Claire Alden’s art.fx division….Nashville-headquartered music/ sound design house iv, which also maintains a new studio in Venice, Calif., and a New York satellite, has signed Burning MotorHome, Sherman Oaks, Calif.—with reps Darr Hawthorne and Lisa Schreiber—for exclusive representation on the West Coast….
“Come See Me in the Good Light” Wins Festival Favorite Award At Sundance
The Sundance Film Festival today (2/2) announced its final award for the 2025 edition: Come See Me in the Good Light in the Premieres category received the Festival Favorite Award. The honor was voted on by the audiences from all the new feature films presented at the 2025 Festival. Other award winners were previously announced at a ceremony at The Ray Theatre in Park City, Utah, on January 31 (for SHOOT's coverage, click here).
Kim Yutani, director of programming for the Sundance Film Festival, said, “Throughout the Festival we saw audiences moved by Andrea Gibson’s and Megan Falley’s journeys in Come See Me in the Good Light. Festival goers embraced the humor and heartbreak of this intimate documentary directed by Ryan White, as it speaks to art and love and reminds us what it means to be alive as we face mortality.”
Looking ahead to next year, Sundance Institute also disclosed today the dates for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, taking place in person in Park City and Salt Lake City, Utah, from January 22–February 1, 2026.
“The past 11 days of the Festival have been a meaningful opportunity to connect as a community in support of independent storytelling,” said Amanda Kelso, acting CEO, Sundance Institute. “We look forward to being reunited with audiences, artists, industry, and press next January for another edition of the Festival.”
Eugene Hernandez, director, Sundance Film Festival and public programming, added, “As this year’s Festival comes to a close, we’re already looking ahead to 2026 and what will no doubt be an unforgettable experience! We invite you to save... Read More