Choreography and dancing by Sini Haapalinna

Music by Sini Haapalinna

Visual Programming by Markku Nousiainen

Synopsis: Continuously in a state of becoming, the energetic movement interacts with the flows and dynamics of the body, of space, and of image - being at once both factual and abstract. A plurality of events, the performance happening: in digital space, on laptop and camera, on miniatyre stage, via projected image, in performance space, with materials in and on the body of the performer as well as in the collective body and consiciousness of the audience, and in the nongravital wavy soundscape. (Helsinki, Finland)

Directed by Guillaume Le Grontec

Produced by Stefanie Batten Bland & Guillaume Le Grontec

Dancing by Grishka Caruge, Andrea Bescond

Music composed by Mychael Danna

Synopsis: communication, a couple, an elevator (Paris, France)

Produced by ob-art produccions

Choreography by Maria Stoyanova & Fátima Tocornal

Dancing by Maria Stoyanova & Tania Atanassova

Music composed by Bizet, Carmen, (Maria Callas)

Synopsis: "The encounter" is a collaboration between Fátima Tocornal, Maria Stoyanova and her mother, Tania Atanassova as a plastic artist. The search for identity, the tension face to the imposed model, or the liberation are represented in the posing game, catching the shadow of the figure, or dancing in a bubble. (Barcelona, Spain)

Produced by Malcolm Dixelius

Choreography by Efva Lilja

Featuring E.L.D:

Dancing by Anna Koch, Helene Karabuda, Göran Blomqvist, Yvan Auzely

Music by Tommy Zwedberg

Synopsis: A film about a man and his journey through an outer landscape towards an inner one. Accompanying him on his journey are another man and two women. Together they move through a kind of dream-like state that only a floating life under water can create. There is space in water not only for pleasure and enjoyment but also for the desperate struggle, the resistance of the element, and the lack of oxygen it generates. Life and death. Good times and bad. (ÅKERSBERGA, Sweden)

Directed by Joy French

Choreography by Joy French with the help of her dancers

Dancing by Celine Cooper, Amy Dillahunty, Page Jenkins, Sarahbelle Marsh, Lyndia McGauhey, Cortney McGuire, Julie Murphy, Lauren Ponder, Katie Whalen

Music composed by Big Sam Thompson

Music performed by Chris Thile

Synopsis: "I am." explores a group of women and an object that brings them all together: the egg. It is about community. About women. And about meditating on our individual choices in the face of our future paths. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced by Colin Bell

Choreography by Susanna Wallin

Featuring Kombat Breakers

Dancing by Kombat Breakers

Music composed by Mikkel H Eriksen

Synopsis: In Susanna Wallin's "Night Practice," the seven dancers from Coventry's Kombat Breakers are seen hanging out on a floodlit football pitch at night. There is no coach to be seen and the film explores the undirected energy that comes from being able to do whatever you want. Shot on a pitch in the middle of the night in Coventry, "Night Practice" combines the structure of meticulous training with simple magical wonder. (Brighton, UK)

Produced and Directed by Tara Rynders

Choreography and dancing by Tara Rynders

Music composed by Explosions in the Sky

Film by Heather Gray

Synopsis: This dance for camera piece is about two people having a conversation over and over again in multiple locations. The conversation also takes place live while the film is being shown. (Denver, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Helena Figueiredo

Dancing by Catarina Costa e Silva

Music by Pedro Marques

Synopsis: A dancer controls a virtual character, displacing her senses to her shadow. The event is registered by seven video cameras and the gesture, movement and articulation captured in those images are input to a music generation algorithm. (Porto, Portugal)

Produced and Directed by Gaelen Hanson

Choreography and dancing by Gaelen Hanson

Editing by Gaelen Hanson

Synopsis: "I Want You Back" is the latest video work by choreographer and media artist Gaelen Hanson. In her quest to transcend heartbreak, Gaelen employs technical wizardry to solicit the help and advice of two of her alter egos; Betty and Dr. Faker. In "I Want You Back," droll theatricality gives way to the potential of the camera and fervent dancing ensues. (Orange, CT, USA)

Produced and Directed by Kim Arrow

Choreography by Kim Arrow

Featuring Ponto Facto

Dancing by Kim Arrow

Music composed by Tara Tucker & Arnie Amura

Music performed by Tara Tucker & Arnie Amura: Mikanji: The Meeting Place

Synopsis: Using power-stilts, a man fails to hop with a mob of kangaroo but succeeds in making a dance (Swarthmore, PA, USA)

Directed by Karen Rose

Produced by Karen Rose/Ed Video Media Arts Centre

Choreography by Karen Rose

Featuring Company Karen Rose

Dancing by Ali English, Yvette Bon, Kelly Steadmen, Stephanie Toohill, Karen Rose

Music composed by Karl Snyder

Music performed by Karl Snyder, Dan Forsey

Camera by Dan Evans

Synopsis: Helenka is a unique and powerful dance film that follows the physical and emotional journeys of five women during a time of Nazi Regime. Their journeys are driven by emotion that is inextricably bound to the physical choreographic language. It is a testament to their solidarity, strength, and resilience. A viseral form of remembering. (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

Produced and Directed by David Mathias

Choreography by Christina Towle

Dancing by Philippe Lbehar and Christina Towle

Music composed by David Mathias

Synopsis: With our sensory organs we hone in on those who surround us, like a camera zooming in on its subject; from the blur of anonymous faces emerges the physical and personal allure of certain individuals. Through these antennas we contact one another, choosing either to create a rapport of intimacy, or to separate ourselves as though within a bubble that surrounds and protects us. The duet, "Head2Head," is inspired by this moment of choice. (Hoboken, NJ, USA)

Produced and Directed by Lynda White

Choreography by Lynda White

Featuring Elgy

Dancing by Wess Statts

Music by Greg T. Harris

Synopsis: A woman struggles to survive her own damnation and dreams of heaven. (Broomfield, CO, USA)

Produced by And Dancers, Inc.

Choreography by Marta Renzi

Dancing by David Thomson

Music by William Finn

Camera by Jake Goldwasser

Photos by Patricia Aridjis, Francisco Matas Rosa, Saiya Miller

Synopsis: A photographer wrestles with his conscience in a small attic studio at night. In a crisis of faith, he keeps returning to his black and white images for proof that what he does matters. After a bath, image and reality merge into a new beginning. (Nyack, NY, USA)

Directed by Mary Wohl Haan & Leslie Merrill

Produced by HAAN Dances

Choreography and dancing by Mary Wohl Haan

Featuring HAAN Dances

Music composed by Highlights from Terracotta Warriors, A New Action-Musical, "Life is a Bewildering Journey"

Videography by Mary Wohl Haan & Leslie Merrill

Synopsis: A glimpse into the beauty and sense of aloneness we might see in the changing seasons of our lives. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Ana Baer

Choreography and dancing by Kim Olson

Editing by Caren Mc Caleb

Synopsis: An exploration of Self within dance and video. (Venice, CA, USA)

Choreography and dancing by Sini Haapalinna

Music by Sini Haapalinna

Visual Programming by Markku Nousiainen

Synopsis: Continuously in a state of becoming, the energetic movement interacts with the flows and dynamics of the body, of space, and of image - being at once both factual and abstract. A plurality of events, the performance happening: in digital space, on laptop and camera, on miniatyre stage, via projected image, in performance space, with materials in and on the body of the performer as well as in the collective body and consiciousness of the audience, and in the nongravital wavy soundscape. (Helsinki, Finland)

Produced by Daniel Beahm

Choreography by Erika Randall

Featuring Leading Ladies, LLC

Dancing by Joy French & Christal Wagner

Music composed by Ole Guapa

Music performed by Alfred Hause Tango Orchestra

Assistant Choreography by Joy French

Synopsis: As two sisters go through their nightly bathroom routine, a tango of small details is revealed. (Westminister, CO, USA)

Produced by Andrew Downs

Choreography and dancing by Claudia Kappenberg

Music composed by Paul Schütze

Synopsis: "Moebius" combines virtual images and physical reality, the past and the present. The starting point for this piece is archive footage of children playing with a giant ball, whereby the ball causes the children to move while the children move the ball. The archive footage is projected onto a body to replay the dynamic of the game; the projected ball becomes the impulse for the body to move, while the body makes visible the images of the past. In this work the body is a kind of moebius strip, an infinite loop of self and other, past and present. (London, UK)

Directed by Guillaume Le Grontec

Produced by Stefanie Batten Bland & Guillaume Le Grontec

Dancing by Ayo Janeen Jackson, Desmond Richardson, Julie Bour, Stefanie Batten Bland

Music composed by AIR

Synopsis: The four elements (Paris, France)

Produced and Directed by Stephanie Kobes

Choreography by Stephanie Kobes

Dancing by Sherenne Simon

Music by Cars & Trains

Sound Score Edited by Stephanie Kobes

Synopsis: "The Things Noticed" takes a look at an ordinary day in the city and the hundreds or perhaps thousands of people you come into contact with in 24 hours. . .What is it that you remember? What details did you see? What did you hear? What is it that you missed? What conversations did you share? And how have all of these things impacted your day, or perhaps your life? (Lonetree, Colorado, USA)

Produced and Directed by David Mathias

Choreography and dancing by Christina Towle

Music composed by David Mathias

Voice by Jonathan Towle

Synopsis: Behind the Window is about man's desire to defy himself and resist the force of gravity. (Hoboken, NJ, USA)

Directed by Esmeralda Kundanis-Grow

Produced by Esmeralda Kundanis-Grow and Gustavo Garcia

Choreography by Esmeralda Kundanis-Grow and Tobin Shelton

Dancing by Tobin Shelton

Music by Tobin Shelton

Camera & Editing by Esmeralda Kundanis-Grow and Gustavo Garcia

Synopsis: How one man finds the passion to do his laundry through the allure of Flamenco. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Tara Rynders

Choreography and dancing by Tara Rynders

Music composed by Explosions in the Sky

Film by Heather Gray

Synopsis: This dance for camera piece is about two people having a conversation over and over again in multiple locations. The conversation also takes place live while the film is being shown. (Denver, CO, USA)

Produced by Ed Cooper

Choreography by JP Omari

Featuring B3 Brighton BBoys

Dancing by B3 Brighton BBoys

Music composed by Sergio Cruz, Filipe Galante, Christos Fanaras

Cinematography by Martin Gajewski

Synopsis: Sergio Cruz's film "Animalz" takes the urban B-Boy Skills of Brighton and Hove's B3 Boys into the city's surrounding natural landscapes. Co-choreographed by BBC Strictly Dance Fever's JP Omari, the sixteen 8-14 year-old dancers were encouraged to bring out the animal in themsleves. Shot on location in Brighton at Stanmer Park, Devil's Dyke and Telscombe Beach. (Brighton, UK)

Produced by Douglas Rosenberg

Choreography and dancing by David Dorfman and Lisa Race

Music composed by Arvo Part

Synopsis: "Of The Heart" is a tender and moving duet for the camera that slowly unfolds in a windblown field in late fall. The film speaks of longing and desire and is a richly metaphoric movement portrait. The performance by Dorfman and Race is heartfelt and honest, stripped to its emotional core. (Oregon, WI, USA)

Directed by Pixel in Fact (Carlos Villar)

Choreography and dancing by Lakriado

Music composed by Alberto Perezsan, Ivàn Ruiz-Alejos, Carlos Villar & Munchausen

Video Editing by Marta GarcÌa Aguado

Sound Editing by Ivan Ruiz-Alejos & Alejandro Escutia

Synopsis: Dcandanze, a play on words between "can," "dance," and "decadence," reflects through the dance the spirit, the energy of an emblematic space, full of history and work. A space with its own life. (Barcelona, Spain)

Directed by Chirstinn Whyte / Jake Messenger

Dancing by Chirstinn Whyte

Music composed by Chirstinn Whyte / Jake Messenger

Synopsis: A sequence of improvised movement is translated into vector paths constructed using the application Motion. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK)

Produced by Jessica Damon

Synopsis: Moving through and in response to a natural landscape along the Gulf of Mexico - an impressionistic reflection of a journey towards place. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Holly Rothschild

Choreography by Holly Rothschild

Dancing by Greg Barnett and Jeremy Hahn

Music composed by String Theory

Music performed by Stuart Johnson and Luke Rothschild

Shot & Edited by Hugh Swingle

Synopsis: Two lovers struggle with the impending end of their relationship. (Venice, CA, USA)

Directed by Karl Tebbe

Produced by Marjorie Bendeck

Choreography and dancing by Karl Tebbe

Music by Henning Brand

Supporting Actor by Helmut Grau

Synopsis: A mix between disco and sauna. (Berlin, Germany)

Choreography by Jean Isaacs, Randé Dorn, John Diaz, Yolande Snaith & Kyle Abraham

Featuring Jean Isaacs Dance Theater and others

Cinematography by Drew Dorsey

Synopsis: More than a record of six original site-specific dance performances, this documentary takes a behind the scenes look at the months-long process of creation. The special energy of Trolley Dances comes from the interaction of artists immersed in the community - at the meeting of Art and "real-life." (San Diego, CA, USA)

Produced and Directed by Charles Woodman

Choreography by Yee Jen Huang, Brooke Kidd, others

Dancing by Yee Jen Huang, Brooke Kidd

Synopsis: A dance cinema based in human movement, but encompassing images and motion which are ultimately cinematic and beyond the capacity of the human body. (Cincinnati, OH, USA)

Produced by Mimi Garrard Dance Company

Choreography by Mimi Garrard

Featuring Mimi Garrard Dance Company

Dancing by Samuel Roberts

Music by Glen Velez

Camera & Editing by Mimi Garrard

Synopsis: An abstract videodance that explores healing and transformation. (New York, USA)

Produced by DOC

Choreography by Yvonne van den Akker

Dancing by Andriele da Cruz Atanasio, Gerlucia Maria da Cruz, Jennifer Siqueira Barbosa, Joyce de Oliveira Lira, Leticia Barros Alves Pereira, Yago Matheus Rangel da Silva

Music composed by Jeffrey van Haarlem

Camera by Ricardo d'Aguiar

Special Effects by Joram van Loenen, Felix van den Bergh

Synopsis: What began as a dance project with children from the slums of Rio de Janeiro became an interactive film on growing up in these violent surroundings; about the abilities of kids to be kids, to learn, to dance, and to be happy - even in these circumstances. (Rotterdam, ZH, Netherlands)

Choreography and dancing by Kathy Rose

Music composed by Kathy Rose

Synopsis: A poetic vision of the self and the moon, carpeted with voices; a ritual of the mind. (Philadelphia, PA, USA)

Directed by Paula E. Paul, Christopher Langer, Sirko Knüpfer

Produced by paul langer productions

Choreography by Paula E. Paul

Synopsis: "kunst.hand.werk." (hand crafted piece), a choreographic installation of variable duration, focuses on the economic foundations of our work. Art doesn't come out of nowhere. In "kunst.hand.werk." we invite the public to become a co-producer of our work. In giving a sum of money – the amount freely determined – and in signing the co-production contract, the co-producer receives three items: 1) a custom hand choreography, performed live and visible for all on a monitor; 2) a limited edition card with an imprint of this choreography; and 3) of the choreography on the Internet, listed under the edition number and the name of the contracting co-producer. (Berlin, Germany)