Participant Media Closes After Two Decades of Impactful Filmmaking

The influential studio behind award-winning films like 'Spotlight' and 'An Inconvenient Truth' has announced its shutdown, citing industry changes and a fulfilled mission.

Founder Jeff Skoll announced the closure in a memo, highlighting 20 years of social impact and critical success.
Participant Media produced 135 films, including Oscar winners and socially transformative documentaries.
The studio's mission focused on creating content that inspired social change alongside commercial success.
Key achievements include legislative changes and increased awareness on global issues through films.
The shutdown marks the end of a unique model in the film industry, with a legacy that will continue to inspire.

The Hollywood Reporter