Rahdi Taylor

Rahdi Taylor creates film programs and film projects that transform culture. She is Executive Vice President at Concordia Studio. Previously she spent 10 years at Sundance Institute as Director of the Sundance Documentary Fund, awarding financing and creative support to documentary films globally including Academy Award nominees Minding the Gap, Hale County, Fathers and Sons, Strong Island, Last Men in Aleppo, I Am Not Your Negro, Cartel Land, Citizenfour, The Square, Dirty Wars, Invisible War, and How to Survive a Plague. Additional films supported include Shirkers, 306 Hollywood, 93Queen, and United Skates. Taylor is a field leader who designed and directed the Documentary Core Application. She serves frequently in the field as a juror, panelist and industry advisor for international film festivals, funding panels, and pitch forums.