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Interview with the 2021 Curators for the Third Coast Dance Film Festival: A companion to The Third Coast Dance Film Festival and COVID-19 Adaptive Programing in 2021

The International Journal of Screendance
No abstract available.
Rosie Trump
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Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival

The International Journal of Screendance
In this essay, Choreographer/Director Sarah Elgart, Founder and Artistic Director of Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival (D2D)  discusses her introduction to dance film, the trajectory of her career, the history behind her festival, the genre of screen
Sarah Elgart
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Getting Emotional/Strange with filmmaker Laura Taler on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the village trilogy

The International Journal of Screendance
No abstract available.
Kathleen S. Smith
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Reflections on Dance Camera West

The International Journal of Screendance
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C. Hagan
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Review of An Evening of Film at Siobhan Davies Studios, London 19/10/2023

The International Journal of Screendance
A review of three films by Siobhan Davies, All This Can Happen (2012), The Running Tongue (2015) and Transparent (2022), and discussion of her shift from live performance to working with the still image and film.
C. Kappenberg
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Drawn to the light: Cinematic and Performative Ecologies in Stan Brakhage's Mothlight (1963) and Eiko Otake's Night with Moths (2019)

The International Journal of Screendance
The purpose of this essay is to explore the evocative use of moths within cinematic and performative contexts. To do so, two moving image works were chosen, each framed within in a comparative context to the other: the first, the historic and iconic ...
T. Wasserman
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Book review: Behind the Screen: Tap Dance, Race, and Invisibility During Hollywood’s Golden Age, Brynn W. Shiovitz, Oxford University Press, 2023. 375 pages.

The International Journal of Screendance
No abstract available.
Brandi Coleman
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Book review: Todd Decker, Astaire By Numbers: Time and the Straight White Male Dancer. New York: Oxford University Press, 2022.

The International Journal of Screendance
No abstract available.
Crystal Song
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Making Television Dance (Again)

The International Journal of Screendance
No abstract available.
K. McPherson, D. Rosenberg
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Odissi on Screen: A Meditation on Regional Television

The International Journal of Screendance
This article aims to interrogate the role of the television screen in creating, re-creating, disseminating, and deconstructing the dancing body. It presents a study of the contemporary landscape of odissi dance, a nationally recognized Indian traditional
Kaustavi Sarkar
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