Sundance Film Festival — 2017
A look back at Metamora Films' press coverage during the 2017 Sundance Film Festival in Park City.
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Explore Metamora Films' press and media coverage, including Sundance Film Festival reporting, filmmaker interviews, television and radio broadcasting, documentary filmmaking, and independent film journalism. Today, that experience continues through original productions and REFRAMED Magazine.
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In 2016 and 2017, Metamora Films provided press and media coverage of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. As a member of the press, the company documented independent cinema through festival reporting, and video interviews.
Throughout both festivals, the coverage highlighted filmmakers, performers, and conversations about independent filmmaking. Today, this archive showcases selected interviews, video reports, and memorable moments from those two years.
A look back at Metamora Films' press coverage during the 2017 Sundance Film Festival in Park City.
Watch on YouTubeSelected festival reporting and video coverage from Metamora Films' 2016 Sundance press experience.
Watch on YouTubeSelected images and video stills from Metamora Films' Sundance festival archive, capturing moments from the press experience and the people at the center of the coverage.
Stories beyond the headlines. Perspectives beyond assumptions.
Building on Metamora Films' background in documentary storytelling and film festival press coverage, REFRAMED Magazine introduces a new independent editorial platform.
The magazine explores identity, justice, independent cinema, arts, and culture. Through personal stories, filmmaker interviews, and creative perspectives, REFRAMED aims to highlight voices and experiences that deserve greater attention.
As the publication develops, its editorial interests will also include documentary filmmaking, independent film journalism, and conversations with filmmakers whose work encourages new perspectives.
Beyond film festival press coverage, Metamora Films and founder Matt Duhamel have appeared in creative interviews, independent film reviews, and published announcements. These selections highlight documentary filmmaking, festival reporting, and community-centered storytelling.
A creative profile featuring Metamora Films founder Matt Duhamel. The interview offers readers another perspective on the filmmaker and his professional journey.
Read the InterviewScreenCritix reviewed Duhamel's documentary Life Under the Horseshoe, highlighting its visual storytelling, editing, and production quality. The review also reflects his earlier work in independent filmmaking.
Read the ReviewThis archived announcement documents Metamora Films' second consecutive year of Sundance press coverage. It highlights filmmaker interviews, red-carpet conversations, and reporting from Park City, Utah.
View Press AnnouncementThe Utah Prisoner Advocate Network announced a screening of Metamora Films' documentary NOT FOR RENT! at Weber State University. The event included a filmmaker Q&A and discussion about housing barriers after incarceration.
View Screening AnnouncementBefore Metamora Films' work in independent cinema and film festival press coverage, founder Matt Duhamel spent approximately a decade working in radio and television broadcasting.
Beginning in radio before transitioning into television news, his experience included weather presentation, news anchoring, live interviews, reporting, and studio broadcasting.
His broadcasting career spanned media markets in Salt Lake City, Utah; Eugene, Oregon; Santa Rosa, California; and Southeast Idaho. This early experience helped establish a foundation in journalism, interviewing, and visual storytelling that later influenced Metamora Films' documentary productions and festival coverage.
For film festival press accreditation, filmmaker interviews, editorial opportunities, media partnerships, and press-related inquiries, connect with Metamora Films.
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