Be a part of Miami Gentle Undertaking at PAMM [Pérez Art Museum Miami] for ScreenDance Miami Competition 2023 Open Name Official Picks, that includes brief movies from Miami and past, on January 21, 2023, from 1:00 to 4:30pm. ScreenDance Miami is a world dance-on-film pageant that includes choreographers and administrators who’re working with rising and new ideas with motion and dance on movie and dance on digital camera. A Q&A session will comply with this system.
Open Name Official Picks | Schedule
1–2:30pm | Program 1: Open Name Official Picks
Play The place We’re Going (2019, 3 min, FL Premiere) Dir. Heidi Duckler and Katherine Helen Fisher, Chor. Heidi Duckler: Filmed on the rooftop of the historic Bendix Constructing in Downtown Los Angeles the place HDD has its workplaces, The place We’re Going is choreographed by Heidi Duckler and carried out by HDD dancers, employees, and several other employees from the constructing. This work explores a way of belonging and the way we outline household.
Liquid Path (2013, 4 min, FL Premiere) Chor. and Dir. Mena Rusciano: Wore the costume of braveness, the migrant’s hope floats restlessly within the sea as a crammed message in a bottle that runs on unsure trajectories.
Ghostly Labor: A Dance Movie (2022, 13 min, FL Premiere) Chor. Vanessa Sanchez, Dir. Vanessa Sanchez and John Jota Leanos: Ghostly Labor: A Dance Movie explores the historical past of labor within the US–Mexico borderlands by means of Faucet Dance, Mexican Zapateado, Son Jarocho, Afro-Caribbean motion, and music. This work brings collectively polyrhythmic motion and an authentic rating to look at labor and the facility and pleasure of collective resistance.
NYX (2021, 4 min) Chor. and Dir. Miami Motion Collective: Enrique Villacreses, Maya Billig, Cecilia Benitez and Natalia Marie Rocamonde: NYX explores an inter-dimensional encounter between wandering entities. By missed connections and crossing paths, the wanderers discover themselves individually touring by means of a sacred location hoping to come across a larger goal for his or her explorations. Utilizing their curiosity and freedom, they uncover that their journeys are interwoven throughout separate dimensions of house and time.
Skyscrapers – Pores and skin Deep (2020, 3 min, US Premiere) Chor. Faizah Grootens, Dir. Ayra Kip, David van Delden: KIPrepublic presents an authentic poem (the Legendary Black Ice) and an interpretive dance, choreographed and carried out by Faizah Grootens. Skindeep expresses one’s each day battle to show noise inside one’s head into music, screeching voices right into a choir, emotional clumsiness into dance, and the paradox of this repetitive loop in seek for belonging.
Seers (2021, 3 min, FL Premiere) Chor. Religion Morrison, Dir. Robert Uehlin: That includes authentic choreography from Religion Morrison and music from Michael Wall, Seers is a screendance exploring the sensation of a desert ecosystem and the frantic stillness of its inhabitants.
One Shilling (2022, 5 min, US Premiere) Chor. and Dir. Monica Nicolaides: One Shilling is a brief dance movie, impressed by true encounters of individuals in WWII; the place 4 strangers from totally different backgrounds got here collectively to get pleasure from an evening out, in one of many underground locations in London throughout the Blitz.
In-Seen (2021, 8 min, FL Premiere) Chor. and Dir. Jesse Obremski: Stemming from the AAPI hate crimes and initiating the event of Obremski/Works’s AAPI Help Fellowships, In-Seen touches on the widespread expertise of AAPI people and feeling unheard, unrecognized, and unseen. By this extremely private work, the total AAPI solid brings in expertise, ideas, ideologies, trauma, and extra to deepen this work.
OPEN DOOR/SECOND DOOR (2021, 3 min, US Premiere) Chor. and Dir. Flakorojas: After a protracted interval of ready, the doorways lastly open, however whoever was behind them not is aware of the right way to get out. Once more, and once more he approaches the sting, the boundary between the enclosure and the surface world, whereas an inquisitive clock data the moments.
I AM NOT OK (2022, 12 min, FL Premiere) Chor. Gabrielle Lansner, Pat Corridor, Dahsir Hausif, Dir. Gabrielle Lansner: A mom and son reply to the never-ending killings of Black People amidst the backdrop of the protests that adopted the demise of George Floyd. Dance and archival images are woven collectively to evoke concern, outrage, and anger and the necessity for communities to return collectively and discover options.
For extra info, see https://www.pamm.org/en/occasion/screendance-miami-2023-open-call-official-selections/