Trevor Groth, Director of Programming at the Sundance Film Festival: Interview on The Sound of Young America

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Trevor Groth, Director of Programming at the Sundance Film Festival: Interview on The Sound of Young America

Posted Tue, 02/23/2010 - 09:23 by Jesse Thorn |

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Trevor Groth is director of programming at the Sundance Film Festival. He started at the festival as a teenaged volunteer; today he's charged with reinvigorating its rebellious spirit. He and his team watch thousands of films each year, working to build a lineup for the world's most prestigious festival of independent film.

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