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Tabitha Jackson, Director, Sundance Film Festival and Public Programming, will be stepping down from the role following this month's Sundance Film Festival London, the Sundance Institute announced today. Jackson ran Sundance's Documentary Film Program from 2013 until taking over the festival leadership role in 2020. Her two years as Festival Director coincided with the pandemic, during which she led the festival's pivot to a successful virtual model that saw increased audiences as well as a Satellite Screen program that extended programming to arthouses around the country. In her previous...
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