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Amber Espinosa-Jones

Headshot of Amber Espinosa-Jones, who is wearing a 2023 Sundance sweatshirt while standing in front of a yellow-orange background.

Amber Espinosa-Jones is a creative producer and racial equity facilitator from Oakland, CA. She is a 2021-2022 Documentary New Leader and currently producing the feature film STANDING ABOVE THE CLOUDS following Native-Hawaiian mother daughter activists executive produced by Multitude Films. Amber helped found the Outreach & Inclusion Department at Sundance Institute where she currently serves as Senior Manager of Artist + Audience Impact, overseeing strategy and granting programs for marginalized artists and audiences. With a diverse arts background in theatre and film, Amber is a graduate of the University of Southern California’s Dramatic Arts and Media Arts + Practice programs with an interest in art for social change and collaborative community building.

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Five women stand with their backs to the camera embracing each other in a line with the gray sky in front of them. They all have long brown hair and are wearing traditional Native Hawaiian kihei dyed with olena (turmeric) that are tied around their shoulders.
DocuClub LA: Standing Above the Clouds
Join the International Documentary Association and Film Independent on Monday, July 10, for the DocuClub work-in-progress screening of the film Standing Above the Clouds. We will be joined by filmmakers Erin Lau, Jalena Keane-Lee, and Amber Espinosa-Jones for an audience feedback session moderated by Lindy Leong.
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