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Sofia Sondervan is a Dutch-born American film producer. Currently she is a producer for Dutch Tilt Film. Sofia Sondervan is best known for the 2008 film Cadillac Records, for which she won the Black Reel Award for Best Film in 2009 and which was nominated for a Golden Globe and 7 NAACP Awards.
Sofia Sondervan is an Oscar nominated film producer who has produced for ContentFilm, Pressman Film Corp, Sony Music and most recently Dutch Tilt Film. She has been nominated for an Oscar for The Letter Room, A NAACP award and Golden Globe for Cadillac Records and won a Black Reel award for the same film.
- Producer, Director, Writer
- Sofia Sondervan
Oscar nominated Film and Television Producer and Executive with experience in all aspects of creative, film production, acquisitions, deal making, distribution and sales.
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- Dutch Tilt Film
- New York University-Tisch School of the Arts
Apr 30, 2021 · DP/30: The Letter Room, Elvira Lind, Sofia Sondervan. This Oscar-nominated drama (with some comedy), Elvira Linda takes you into the intimate life of a prison guard who didn't expect to get...
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- DP/30: The Oral History Of Hollywood
Sofia Sondervan is an Oscar Nominated Film and Television producer. She most recently produced the Academy Award nominated The Letter Room by Elvira Lind and starring Oscar Isaac which was an official selection at the 2020 Telluride, Tribeca and Palm Springs Film Festivals.
Sofia Sondervan is an Oscar nominated Film and Television producer. She most recently produced the Oscar nominated “The Letter Room”, directed by Elvira Lind and starring Oscar Isaac and Alia Shawcat, which was an official selection at the 2020 Telluride, Tribeca and Palm Springs Film Festivals released by Topic Media.
Sofia Sondervan is a NY based Award winning film producer. She is currently in pre-production on King Richard written and to be directed by Darnell Martin (Cadillac Records) based on the book The Life and Times of Little Richard and The Art of Longevity to be directed by Ian Barnes.
