A24 is a New York studio founded in 2012 that releases about 18 to 20 films a year and produces television series. Its catalog includes Moonlight, Lady Bird, Hereditary, Uncut Gems, Everything Everywhere All at Once, Past Lives, Civil War, Marty Supreme and Backrooms. By 2024 it had a catalog of about 150 films and 50 series and had won 16 Oscars, according to Variety. Co-founders Daniel Katz and David Fenkel still run the company and rarely give interviews. The studio traces its exact roots back to New York City, where three veteran film executives established the company in 2012 with a fierce vision to distribute deeply auteur-driven cinema that traditional Hollywood studios routinely ignored.
A24 started in 2012 mainly as a distributor of finished films bought at festivals, and now also finances and produces its own films and series. Films earn money from theatrical release, premium video on demand and later windows: HBO and HBO Max hold A24's U.S. pay-1 window under a deal renewed in January 2026, and Apple signed a multi-year film slate deal with A24 in 2018. Series such as Euphoria (HBO) and Beef (Netflix) are produced for networks and streamers. Direct-to-fan revenue comes from the A24 shop, screenplay books, collaborations such as the Marty Supreme jackets, and the AAA24 membership, which launched in April 2022 and was relaunched at $10 a month in December 2024 with an opening-weekend ticket to each A24 release.