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Seeing dance on film and seeing dance live are two completely different, albeit strangely complimentary experiences. Whether on site or in seats, as... Read more →
Territorio de Delirio
With heads shrouded in white cloth, two figures embrace against a backdrop of mountains. What ensues in Emilia y Pablo’s Territorio de Delirio... Read more →
The 7 Fingers at The Broad Stage & Other LA Dance Happenings
These days, there is so much good dance (and much more... e.g. The Frieze Art Fair!) happening on a weekly basis in Los Angeles that one literally... Read more →
ScreenDance Intensive
This 3-day workshop taught by Choreographer Director Sarah Elgart provides an in-depth introduction to and hands-on experience in creating compelling... Read more →
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60pulses
I unsuspectingly came upon the dance film 60pulses in my social media feed the other day, and it grabbed me instantly. Unlike any other dance film... Read more →
Move Freely
These days, those involved in its world will see dance referred to increasingly with the term social justice. As someone who has for years taught... Read more →
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And So Say All of Us
Former Choreographer/Performance Artist and now Filmmaker Mitchell Rose is perhaps currently best known for his often comedic dance films which have... Read more →
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Static Motion
I often think that if cinematography and slow motion had a love child it would be dance. Take excellent movers in good wardrobe, great lighting and... Read more →
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Ophion
Flexing, the often amazing and ubiquitous style of street dance that originated in Brooklyn, comes in many forms and flavors. These days there is so... Read more →
San Francisco Dance Film Festival 2018
This past October, for the second year in a row, I had the privilege of attending San Francisco Dance Film Festival – truly one of the most... Read more →
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