Burns Park is a media and entertainment company focused on funding and developing a growing slate of films, television, documentaries, creator content, experiences, and original IP all with one thing in common — exposing the absurd, the honest, and the beautifully ridiculous parts of life.

Recent BPM productions include the acclaimed Brian Eno documentary ENO (Sundance 2024 and Academy Award shortlist 2025) and BEYOND UTOPIA (BAFTA-nominated and Academy Awards 2024 shortlist), alongside a dynamic slate of upcoming projects.

Recent Burns Park productions include the acclaimed Brian Eno documentary ENO (Sundance 2024 and Academy Award shortlist 2025) and BEYOND UTOPIA (BAFTA-nominated and Academy Awards 2024 shortlist), alongside a dynamic slate of upcoming projects.

From access-driven unscripted series to cinematic feature films, Burns Park is interested in a wide aperture of ideas. We especially love sports, music, adventure, comedy, and emerging talent — but know there are collaborations to be had there and beyond. 

We like to make things we can’t stop thinking about.

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Poster for the documentary 'Maestra' featuring black-and-white images of famous female composers, with the title 'MAESTRA' displayed vertically on a white banner, and the tagline 'Competing to lead a new movement'.
A film festival poster for Sundance 2024 featuring a collage of a senior man with a beard and blue eyes, wearing a bright pink shirt, with various zoomed-in and cropped images of his face and hand to his chin, over a white background.
A scene from the movie 'The Final Cut' showing an older man with white hair wearing a green and white checkered coat, standing on a tennis court with a tennis racket in his hand, and a young woman in the background.
Movie poster for 'Beyond Utopia' featuring a red star shape with a landscape scene including a river, mountains, and a watchtower. Silhouettes of three people escaping, with praise quotes and various film festival laurels at the top.

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