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The Dolby Institute
Founded to inspire and amplify creativity worldwide
What is the Dolby Institute?
The Dolby Institute was created to educate, inspire, and empower the next generation of content creators. Through events, instruction, and awareness, we help creatives think critically and creatively about sound and image, unlocking the power of technology to help tell their stories.
We educate through training tools and programs with educational partners to offer access to advanced sound and image technologies. We inspire by showcasing in podcasts and artist profiles how the world’s leading content creators use technology to tell engaging, spectacular stories. And we empower by providing direct artist support through Dolby Institute Fellowships and partnerships with the Sundance Institute, SFFILM, Ghetto Film School, and more.
So whether you’re making a film, mixing sound for a sporting event, creating music, or designing the next-generation gaming experience, you’ll find a community of support at the Dolby Institute.
Sound + Image Lab: The Dolby Institute Podcast
Sound and image are powerful storytelling tools. I’m constantly inspired by the most talented sound and image artists in the world. At the Dolby Institute, we bring that power to new artists creating all different kinds of stories.
Glenn Kiser, director of the Dolby Institute
Dolby Institute Fellowships
Now in its eighth year, the Dolby Institute Fellowship program gives independent filmmakers support and access to cutting-edge Dolby tools to fully realize their creative vision. Partnerships with the Sundance Institute, Chicken & Egg Pictures, and SFFILM help films find wide audiences.
Educating the next generation of filmmakers, musicians, and game developers
Through university partnerships and community programs, we’re actively involved in helping new creatives find their voice. Expanding access to software. Making professional technology easier to use. And getting artists the resources they need.
Educating the next generation of filmmakers, musicians, and game developers
Through university partnerships and community programs, we’re actively involved in helping new creatives find their voice. Expanding access to software. Making professional technology easier to use. And getting artists the resources they need.