Reboot Studios was featured in Variety, announcing its 2026 Creator Fund slate and expansion into feature filmmaking, marking a major step in its mission to support bold, contemporary Jewish storytelling. The slate spans narrative and documentary film, theater, audio and video games, led by the original feature Juice Cleanse and a diverse group of creator-driven projects exploring identity, memory, family, history and culture. The announcement highlights Reboot Studios’ growing role as a creative engine for artists bringing nuanced Jewish stories to audiences across platforms and genres. Read the full article.

Reboot is a nonprofit incubator and cultural engine for contemporary Jewish storytelling. We blend ancient wisdom and traditions with modern culture, sparking curiosity and creating spaces where people from every background can explore Jewish life in meaningful, imaginative ways. From unforgettable rituals to powerful films, from feminist Talmud takes to the world’s most inquisitive kosher dill pickle, we are shaping the cultural conversation about Jewish life and identity. Our work travels through media, art and ideas that invite people in and expand what Jewish culture can look and feel like today. More than 14 million people participated and viewed our projects in the past year and our community has now grown to over 70,000 Instagram followers. Across all social platforms, we have 100,000+ followers engaging with Reboot’s creative, courageous Jewish exploration. Read more highlights from Reboot

Screen Daily featured Reboot Studios’ ambitious new slate of films and expanded investment in independent features.
The 2026 Creator Fund slate includes nine bold new projects across film, theater, audio and video games. Stories that are strange, moving, funny, fearless and deeply Jewish in all the ways Jewish storytelling can be. As the production arm of Reboot, Reboot Studios supports artists making work that doesn’t stay in one lane — adventurous, culturally specific, and built for audiences far beyond the expected. Read the full article.