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Sandy Smolan is an American feature film, television, and documentary film director. Early career. His critically acclaimed debut feature film Rachel River was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival and took awards for Best Cinematography and a Special Jury Prize for actress Viveca Lindfors.
Sandy Smolan. Director: The Human Face of Big Data. Mr. Smolan is an award-winning director whose work spans features, documentaries, television, commercials and VR films. His critically acclaimed debut feature film "Rachel River," was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at The Sundance Film Festival and took awards for Best Cinematography and a ...
Sandy Smolan. Director: The Human Face of Big Data. Mr. Smolan is an award-winning director whose work spans features, documentaries, television, commercials and VR films. His critically acclaimed debut feature film "Rachel River," was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at The Sundance Film Festival and took awards for Best Cinematography and a ...
Who We Are. Sandy Smolan, Director/Producer/Co-Founder. Mr. Smolan is a director and producer whose work spans features, documentaries, television, commercials and VR films. His critically acclaimed debut feature film “Rachel River,” was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at The Sundance Film Festival and took awards for Best Cinematography ...
Feb 11, 2016 · Learn about Sandy Smolan, a filmmaker who lives in Washington and Seattle, and his documentary about the impact of big data on society. Find out how he shot parts of the film in the Pacific Northwest, why he chose this topic, and what he thinks about VR and the future of entertainment.
Sandy Smolan is a versatile TV director who made his debut with the Sundance-winning movie "Rachel River" in 1987. He has worked on shows like "Doogie Howser, M.D.", "Northern Exposure", and "The O.C.", among others.
Jun 11, 2022 · Smolan began his career directing documentaries. He directed The Maghreb Journals, when he was 20, shot over five months in Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco. He worked with Morley Safer and Charles Kuralt on two specials for CBS News and worked with Jim Brown on the feature release of The Weavers: Wasn't That A Time.
