Screen Dance

Downloadable podcast of David Hinton's sell out talk at Dance for Camera Nights, Brighton.

Here is another chance to listen to David Hinton's sell out talk at Dance for Camera Nights in Brighton on Thursday 5 February 2009.

David, screen dance artist and South East Dance Fellow 2009, led the discussion on the topic: Whose language are we speaking? When the dance and film worlds come together, who gets to call the shots?

Using examples from his own films Strange Fish, Touched and Birds, and from Hollywood movies like West Side Story and Singin’ in the Rain, Hinton explored these questions and more.

To download the podcast click on the title of the section you would like to listen to below, it will be played through QuickTime.

If you would like to save the podcast to listen to later, please right click on the title, click 'Save as Target' and save the MP3 file onto your chosen software. If you have any difficulty listening to the podcast, please contact: rowena.price@southeastdance.org.uk

Part 01. Primitive film

9. 17 mins

Part 02. Buster Keaton

5.22 mins

Part 03 Fred Astaire

5.55 mins

Part 04 Busby Berkeley

3.52 mins

Part 05 West Side Story

16.37 mins

Part 06 Singin' in the rain

10.30 mins

Part 07 DV8 Strange Fish

5.55 mins

Part 08 Touch

15.50 mins

Part 09 Birds

20.35 mins

To find out more about the South East Dance Artist Fellowships click here.

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our short films projected onto a screen, other than a monitor for the first time...It's beneficial to receive feedback and feel part of a network.'

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