In January, Penn alumni attending the internationally recognized Sundance Film Festival took a break from the movies to join their peers at the 8th Annual Penn Sundance Schmooze.
The 8th Annual Penn Sundance Schmooze was held at Riverhorse Provisions in Park City, Utah.
Aaron Karo and Diane Hartz Warsoff.
Guests of the event with panelist Fred Berger and Professor Peter Decherney.
Nicholas Snyder, Willie Trieger, and Katie Belgrad.
Jesse Tendler with panelist Nikki Silver and Professor Peter Decherney.
Panel discussion led by Professor Peter Decherney with Emma Baiada, Fred Berger, and Nikki Silver.
Event guests enjoying the panel discussion.
Panel discussion led by Professor Peter Decherney with Emma Baiada, Fred Berger, and Nikki Silver.
Mike Jackman, and Chip Parham.
Katie Belgrad with Professor Peter Decherney.
Professor Peter Decherney with panelists Emma Baiada, Fred Berger, and Nikki Silver.
Peter Decherney with event guests Christina Piasecki, Grace Leahy, Anab Aidid, and panelists Nikki Silver, Fred Berger, and Emma Baiada.
Panelist Fred Berger, Wendy Weinstein Karp, and Professor Peter Decherney.
Over 70 alumni attended the event, which included a panel discussion with Emma Baiada, C’14, Documentary Filmmaker and Associate Producer of Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, Fred Berger, C’03, Best Picture Golden Globe Winner and Academy Award Nominee for La La Land, and Nikki Silver, C’89, producer of The Giver and Reading Rainbow. Several current Penn students interning with the Sundance Film Festival joined the gathering. As a yearly tradition, the Penn Sundance Schmooze provides a space where alumni in the industry and movie-lovers alike can engage with friends, both old and new, and rekindle their connection to Penn, while sharing their appreciation for film.