A24

A24 is an American independent entertainment company and film distributor founded in 2012 by Daniel Katz, David Fenkel, and John Hodges. Based in New York City, the studio develops, produces, and distributes feature films and television series, prioritizing auteur-driven storytelling outside the major studio system.

Since its inception, A24 has released a number of critically acclaimed and award-winning titles across genres. Notable films include Moonlight, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture; Lady Bird; Ex Machina; The Witch; Hereditary; Uncut Gems; The Lighthouse; and Everything Everywhere All at Once, which won multiple Oscars including Best Picture. The company is recognized for allowing filmmakers substantial creative control and for distinctive marketing and packaging.

In television, A24 has expanded into series production, collaborating on programs such as Ramy for Hulu, Euphoria for HBO, and Dickinson for Apple TV+. The company continues to release and support projects through partnerships with major networks and streaming platforms while maintaining a reputation for niche and high-quality independent fare.

A24 operates as a multiplatform brand known for its bold, unconventional selections and for helping elevate emerging and established filmmakers to a global audience. It remains one of the most influential independent studios in American cinema.