Dance film and the daily news share a core commonality — they both reach the other side of the world within a matter of seconds. Littered with the vestiges of newsprint-covered sets and costumes, the film Unfolding tangles the female body inside columns and headlines. At the heart of Unfolding is a lost 20th-century ritual:…
Holly Wilder takes her choreography out of its traditional proscenium trappings to invite deeper audience connections. She believes seeing dance out in the world allows the audience to relate to performers on a more human level, an intimacy that is felt in her sun-drenched film, The Field. The Field is one of nine dance films…
Dance’s ephemeral nature is a major source of its appeal, says choreographer and filmmaker Mitchell Rose. But as attendance to live dance performances dwindles, Rose says, the art form is losing relevance. Like many dance-makers, Rose aims to broaden the art form’s reach and make dance more accessible by reframing it through a camera lens….
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