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Sundance Collab · AI Literacy Hub

A filmmaker learning hub with AI workshops, case studies and discussions about documentary practice, animation and creative control.

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A filmmaker learning hub with AI workshops, case studies and discussions about documentary practice, animation and creative control.

Location
Online · US
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A story told in editions

2026

AI Literacy Hub

Part of Sundance Institute’s product-agnostic AI Literacy Initiative, providing an evolving resource library for independent storytellers.

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Programmes, honours & selection

2026

Six resource areas

Introduction, case studies/artist impact, tools/prompting, artist rights, ethics and further resources, with sessions on synthetic documentaries, legal tools and interactive storytelling.

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The people behind the programme

AX MinaSpeaker · 2026
Ted TremperSpeaker · 2026
Elsa RamoSpeaker · 2026
Alton GlassSpeaker · 2026
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Work worth discovering

Titles, distinctions and official sources, organised by year.

The archive is growing

Bring your festival history into the next complete work record.

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From discovery to participation

Work format
Free educational resources and events; participation is not Sundance Film Festival selection or an award.
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Follow every fact to its source

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Official websitecollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15
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Aboutcollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15
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About Sundance Collabcollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15
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Contact Uscollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15
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Behind the Short: GenAI Filmmaking and Collaborating With Your Team | Presented by Adobecollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15
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About Sundance Collabcollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15
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Contact Uscollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15
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Aboutcollab.sundance.orgChecked 2026-11-15

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