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Sundance London Party
2013-04-29T09:23:00+01:00
Andrea Bigger (BFI), Director David Sington, Producer Christo Hird, Clare Stewart (BFI Head of Exhibition)
Kaya Scodelario, actress Emanuel and the Truth about Fishes
UK Producer Gayle Griffiths (last year’s My Brother the Devil) and Aurelie Godet (Locarno Film Festival Programmer)
Sundance Shorts programmer Katie Metcalfe and Kibwe Tavares (director of short film Jonah)
Camille McCurry (United Agents) & William Oldroyd (2013 Sundance London Short film winner with Best)
Nick Ryan & Ben Stark, director and editor, The Summit
Trevor Groth (Sundance Director of Programming) & John Cooper (Director of Sundance Film Festival)
Director Edgar Wright
John Cooper (Director of Sundance Film Festival) & Clare Stewart (BFI Head of Exhibition)
Sarah Eaton (Director of Media Relations, Sundance Institute), Richard Miller (Producer), Andrew Bendel (Producer), Jane Wright (BFI)
Keri Putnam (Executive Director, Sundance Institute), David de Rothschild and other guests
Ashley Lent (Assistant Director, Alumni Relations, Sundance Institute) & Adam Scott (actor A.C.O.D) & Stuart Zicherman (Director A.C.O.D)
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