A diverse selections of films, documentaries without any commercials

Robert Redford (American actors) founded the Sundance film festival in Utah 1978. Yet he has begun to redesign the site and him as a creative directors of the Sundance Channel which offers audiences a diverse selection of films, mockumenter and documentaries, and also unedited programs with no commercials.

Prior to the redesign, the site's focus is program-related information such as the new concept repositions it as destination beyond scheduling and promotion. To support on-air programming, and persuade audience participation and interaction, the content is organized by two sections which are Vision and Voice. Rich with videos, images and texts, Vision promotes the channel's on-air assets. While Voice is the site's interactive, with discussion boards, blogs and spotlights on creative, innovation and emerging talent.

The interactive side of this site is evident in the multiple flash modules included on the site, especially the Vision and Voice links that offer an accesible way to move between the two sections. It is a solid offering with an interface that promotes exploration and sample throughout a series of links.