Annual film festival held in and around Park City, Utah each January. One of the premier U.S. venues for emerging American and international independent film.

Annual festival in Salt Lake City which does not charge filmmakers to submit their films, or audiences to pay to see screenings. There are no VIP reservations or preferential treatment regarding films, panels, or parties of any kind, based on the founders belief that the primary goal of the indie film fest must be to make sure that the films of emerging artists are seen.

Annual digital film festival in Park City, founded in 1998 to celebrate alternative digital films, with an emphasis on first-time filmmakers. Aquired by actor/director Forest Whitaker in 2002.

Annual film festival in Utah, founded in 1995 and held each year exactly at the same time as the Sundance Film Festival. They compete with Sundance in an effort to provide what their supporters consider a truer representation of independent film-making, and champions emerging directors operating with very limited budgets. Since it's founding, other affiliated Slamdance film festivals have sprung up internationally, in countries like China and Poland.

Small town film festival annually in Bicknell, featuring the best of "bad cinema," including B movies from every era.

Annual film festival since 2004, uniquely focused on the impact of music on film. They are dedicated to the recognition of the contribution of composers and their music to film. Awards are given in the categories of Best Original Music in Full-Length Feature Film, Best Original Music in Documentary Film, and Best Original Music in Short Film, and Best Music Subject.