"Film Meets Dance" • Saturday, July 16, 2016, 2:00 PM
 
                  Subsurface, 2015, Finland, 7 min
Directed by Thomas Freundlich
                  Produced by Lumikinos Production
                  Choreography and Dancing by Jussi Väänänen & Katja Koukkula
                  
                  
                  Music by Kimmo Pohjonen
                  
                  Filmmaker: Thomas Freundlich
                  
                  Costume Design by Jenni Ahtiainen
                  
                  
                  Archaic elements of nature are metaphors for the multiple levels of a relationship.
                Down for the Count, 2015, USA, 5 min
Directed by Erika Randall and Daniel Beahm
                  
                  Choreography by Teena Marie Custer
                  
                  Dancing by Teena Marie
                  Music by Andy Hasenpflug
                  
                  Cinematography by Daniel Beahm
                  Edited by Jonas Bendsen
                  Costume Design by Markas Henry
                  Script by Erika Randall
                  
                  In this 70s flavored Hip Hop Dance Theatre piece, b-girl Teena Marie, chameleoned as four distinct characters, fights a battle of wills and skills against herself.
                 
                  Martiality, Not Fighting, 2012, China, 11 min
Directed by Marianne M. Kim & Cheng-Chieh Yu
                  Produced by Siu-Fai Pun & Raymond Wong
                  Choreography by Cheng-Chieh Yu
                  Featuring Guangdong Modern Dance Company
                  
                  Music by Christian Fredrickson
                  
                  Filmmaker: Marianne M. Kim
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  Combining movement idioms of postmodern dance and the martial arts culture of "Ba Gua Zhang," a young Chinese dancer forsakes violence in recognition of vital exchange and kinetic empathy.
                 
                  le passage du temps, 2014, USA, 8 min
Directed by Jen Guy Metcalf
                  Produced by Elon University and Elon in LA
                  Choreography by Jen Guy Metcalf
                  Featuring TERRANOVA Dance Theatre
                  Dancing by Heather Leffler, Allister Dahlberg, Allynne Noelle, Alex Castillo, Gianna Jigarhan, Dan Collins
                  Music by Philip G. Anderson
                  
                  Cinematography by J McMerty
                  Edited by Ben Stringfellow
                  Costumes by Karl Green
                  
                  
                  Danced by three couples of different ages, boy and girl meet on a beach and their love binds them as they dance together through life.
                 
                  Ensō, 2014, USA, 12 min
Produced and Directed by Faith Morrison and Robert Uehlin
                  
                  Choreography by Faith Morrison
                  
                  Dancing by Robin Ewing, Faith Morrison, Cecily Wechter, and Rosie Yerke
                  Music Composed by Andris Balins, Marco Raaphorst, Noveller, and Kohfra T & Ghofra Z
                  
                  Cinematography by Robert Uehlin
                  Edited by Faith Morrison and Robert Uehlin
                  
                  
                  
                  Conveying a kinesthetic experience of sand, grasses, sea, and space, 'Ensō' was filmed in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.
                 
                  Your Own Man, 2015, Ireland / USA, 6 min
Directed by Luke Murphy and David Fishel
                  Produced by Luke Murphy
                  Choreography and Dancing by Luke Murphy
                  Featuring Attic Projects
                  
                  Music by Na Fili
                  
                  Filmmaker: David Fishel
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  A solitary figure retraces his steps towards, away from, and in search of home
                Hitch-Glitch-Snag, 2014, USA, 7 min
Produced and Directed by Ana Baer
                  
                  Choreography by Ana Baer and dancers
                  Featuring Merge
                  Dancing by Taylor Wasmer, Olivia Barto
                  Music Composed by Richard Hall
                  
                  Filmmaker: Ana Baer
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  Two dancers, one wall - sharing, resisting, and exploring.
                HOME ALONE, 2013, Israel, 2 min
Directed by Adi Halfin
                  Produced by Tamir Eting, Noam Eidelman, Adi Halfin
                  
                  Featuring Batsheva Dance Company Ensemble
                  Dancing by Tamir Eting, Noam Eidelman, Rani Lebzelter, Shane Scopatz, Mario Bermudez Gil, Eduard Turull, Keren Lurie-Pardes, Shani Licht, Ayelet Nadav, Mariko Kakizaki, Oz Shoshan, Gil Shachar, Or Schraiber, Maya Tamir, Shaked Leibzirers, Ron Matalon, Ori Kroll
                  Music Composed by Locust
                  
                  Cinematography by Roman Linetsky
                  Edited by Shahar Amarilio
                  
                  
                  
                  Combining choreography with improvisation, a company of young dancers creates an atmosphere of "parental absence" in an abandoned building.
                 
                  Lay Me Low, 2015, Canada, 8 min
Directed by Marlene Millar
                  Produced by Sandy Silva
                  Choreography by Sandy Silva
                  Featuring Sandy Silva Dance
                  Dancing by Andrew Bathory, Sonia Clarke, David Cronkite, Dominic Desrochers, Josée Gagnon, Josianne Laporte, Hélène Lemay, Kimberly Robin, Sandy Silva, Bobby Thompson
                  Music Composed by Traditional Shaker song
                  Music Performed by Performers
                  Cinematography by Geoffroy Beauchemin & Peter Krieger
                  Edited by Marlene Millar
                  Sound design by Felix Boivert
                  
                  
                  This Shaker mourning march cuts to the heart, communicating a universal feeling of loss while evoking a sense of intimacy.
                


 
       
       
       
                   
                   
                   
                   
       
                   
                   
       
                   
       
       
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                  
