Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema

Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema invites submissions of
works that integrate dance and cinematography
for exhibition in Boulder CO USA
on August 31 and September 1, 2012.

We encourage submissions from all artists
regardless of credentials and affiliations.

Deadline this week: May 18, 2012

Read more and submit an entry.

Later this Month

Morelia, Michoacán

Monday - Thursday, May 28 - 31, 2012, 2PM

Centro Histórico de la Escuela Popular de Bellas Artes
Gullermo Prieto 87 Centro

Demo Reel

Frame from "New London Calling" (2010)

Robert Richter, Alla Kovgan, Kinodance, Alissa Cardone & Ingrid Schatz

View Demo Reel

Fall 2011

Sans Souci Fest in Boulder, Colorado

View Atlas Program • View Boulder Public Library Program

2011 postcard with a frame from MELT (2010),
directed & choreographed by Noémie Lafrance, produced by Natalie Galazka

[Download postcard PDF: front 0.9 MB, back 0.3 MB]

Atlas Building

University of Colorado at Boulder

Friday & Saturday, September 16 & 17

Detailed Program

Boulder Public Library

Mondays, October 3 & 10

Wednesdays, October 5 & 12

Detailed Program

Curatorial Criteria

Curatorial Criteria: We're interested in film and video works that integrate dance and cinematography. When choosing works for exhibition and installation we consider thoughtful forms and themes, investigative / innovative / experimental approaches, production values, audience appeal, and how the piece will fit with or complement others we are considering. None of these criteria is a must; none are more important than the others; excellence in any one or two areas may be sufficient for acceptance. Shorts are preferred. Documentaries and animations will be considered. Note that we are not interested in simple recordings of dance on a proscenium stage — cinematic elements must be an integral part of the entry.

Film, Video, Camera, Cinema?

We thought about calling ourselves a Dance Film Festival, a Video Dance Festival, a Dance Video Festival, a ScreenDance Festival, or a Dance for Camera Festival but we settled on Festival of Dance Cinema because that seems to cover the bases best.

Support

Sans Souci has receiveed support from: