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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Announcing Movement Media’s Weekly Online Videodance Contest on Move the Frame blog
Starting Friday June 5th, Pentacle’s Movement Media will showcase winners of a new weekly online videodance contest here on Move the Frame blog. Continue reading
Posted in Weekly Online Videodance Contest
Tagged blogs, events, festivals, marketing, screenings, technology, videodance, videodance contest, web video
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Creating a Lexicon for Screendance
If you are obsessed with dance film, as I am, you probably notice dance pop up all the time in mainstream media – in commercials, music videos, movie musicals, experimental films, and even in the middle of sitcoms. All of these are established genres in which dance has and continue to thrives in today, so why bother establishing a separate category for dance film that no one knows about? Continue reading
Posted in education/learning, Kinetic Cinema, screenings/events, theory/criticism
Tagged ADF, cinedance, dance film, dancefilm, education, Kinetic Cinema, learning, marketing, media, NYC, screendance, screenings, theory, video, videodance
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Internet killed the Video Star: An Evening at Monkey Town
On April 24th Movement Research presented “Internet Killed the Video Star”, a night of dance video work created by performers, choreographers, and visual artists was as part of their Spring Roll Call festival at Monkey Town in Williamsburg. Continue reading
