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"The 10-day Sundance Film Festival will premiere jOBS, the much-anticipated independent film about former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, on closing night next week. \nWe'll have attendees' tweeted reviews of the flick when it debuts, but for those of you who aren't attending the festival (like us), here are ways you can get your Sundance fix online:\n1. Screen Sundance Short Films on YouTube\nPhoto via Sundance Institute\nThe Screening Room channel on YouTube has posted 12 films from its Short Film program of 65 films. Among them is Broken Night, a horror flick about a mother and daughter's road trip and subsequent accident that propels them into \"the nightmare of darkness.\"\n2. Watch Live Video From the Festival\nPhoto via Christopher Polk/Getty Images for BFCA\nSundance will air live sessions on Livestream from Jan. 18 to Jan. 21. One session, for example, on Friday at 8 p.m. EST, will feature such talent as Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Scarlett Johansson, Julianne Moore, Tony Danza and Glenne Headly. \nSeparately, you can watch other Sundance artists via the Meet the Artists interview series.\n3. Use the Sundance App to Track Release Dates\nPhoto via Sundance Institute\nThe Sundance app for Android and iOS gives you film trailers, descriptions and photos. It also uses GoWatchIt to notify you when films will be released. \n4. Read Guest Tweets From Celebrities\nPhoto via John Shearer/Getty Images\nMusician Dave Grohl is among the slew of actors, filmmakers and alumni who will provide guest commentary using the @SundanceFest account. Grohl, who will make his directorial debut with Sound City at Sundance this year, will tweet on Jan. 22. \nOther celebrities will tweet each day, including actresses Mariel Hemingway (Jan. 20) and Kate Bosworth (Jan. 23). Festival directors also plan to tweet about Joseph Gordon-Levitt's backstage antics on Jan. 26. Gordon-Levitt is the festival's awards ceremony host.\n5. See the Photos and Pins From Sundance\nScreenshot via Pinterest\nSundance will share more goodies on Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Google+.\n6. Watch and Participate in Google+ Hangouts\nSundance has scheduled seven Google+ Hangouts in which artists and special guests will spill their expert knowledge. Anyone can watch the Hangouts or submit a question via the Google chat module or Twitter with hashtag #SundanceHangouts.\nSEE ALSO: 3 Kickstarter-Backed Films Earn Oscar Nods\n \nTitles for the Hangouts, which start at 1 p.m. PST each day from Jan. 18 to Jan. 25, are: The New Frontier of Storytelling \u2014 Transmedia Disruptors; Kickstarter School (Experts Analyze $100 Million Bucks of Film Funding); Direct-To-Fan Distribution Church; Painting with Light \u2014 Cinematographers Smackdown; Fade In: The Art and Craft of Great Screenwriting; Get Funky: Film and Musicians Mixer; Film Festival Secrets from Sundance and AFI; and Surprise Hangout and Preview of the Sundance Film Festival Awards.\nMain image via Sundance Institute"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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