Sundance gets its shorts on

Film festival expands online coverage to include streaming of 47 short films.

by Amber Wilkinson

The Sundance Institute has announced it will stream 47 short films online at www.sundance.org - the official website of the Sundance Film Festival.

The shorts will stream during the Festival, which kicks of on January 19 and stay online until June 20.

Visitors to the site will enjoy daily video highlights, exclusive filmmaker interviews and behind the scenes footage from the Festival in Park City, Utah. For the first time, video highlights of the Closing Night Awards ceremony, which will launch the following morning, Sunday January 29, 2006, giving global audiences the first peek at the winners of the 2006 Sundance Film Festival.

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