Teams at Sundance Institute

Proofread, copyedit, fact-check, draft, and publish brand storytelling across digital and print channels. Develop editorial ideas, maintain house style guidelines, collaborate with stakeholders and writers, and use CMS tools to support Sundance Institute programs. The role requires strong AP style knowledge, entertainment feature editing experience, attention to detail, deadline management, and familiarity with film industry and independent storytelling.

Coordinates pre-festival planning and daily operation of the Information Hub. Supervises, schedules, trains, and supports volunteers; collaborates with Box Office, Volunteer Resources, and Production teams; provides in-person patron assistance; manages setup, breakdown, rentals, communications, policy updates, project schedules, opening and closing duties, and post-festival reporting.

Manages marketing projects and creative deliverables for the Sundance Film Festival, including timelines, approvals, asset coordination, sponsorship activation, ticketing support, post-Festival reporting, and seasonal employee supervision. The role requires strong organization, communication, leadership, problem-solving, and deadline management while working with internal and external stakeholders. This temporary position is based near Boulder, Colorado, with onsite festival responsibilities, occasional extended hours, and weekend or evening work.