Rolling In Nature Dance Film Workshop
12 – 15 April 2025 at Mirramu Creative Arts Centre with Grace Peng
Grace Peng is the Artistic Director of the Dancecology Dance Company and Co-Founder of Dancescreen Collective Taiwan and William Lü, dance filmmaker and co-founder of Dancescreen Collective Taiwan.
Pricing options:
- $500/$450 full 4 days workshops
- $300/$275 first 2 days (focus is developing movement in nature for film)
- Accommodation and fully catered options available at extra cost.
Designed for serious learners from collegiate to professional levels, this program offers you the opportunity to learn from practising artists in the field while exploring the great natural environment surrounding Mirramu Creative Arts Centre!
This intensive workshop covers every aspect of dance filmmaking:
- Choreography for the Camera
- Storyboarding
- Production Techniques
- Post-Production
Bookings: https://events.humanitix.com/rolling-in-nature-dance-film-workshop
Book launch of Nature Moves – A Dance Practice in and of Nature by Elizabeth Cameron Dalman
Sunday 27 April at 2pm at Green Square and The Book Cow Kingston
Dr Cathy Adamek, Director of Ausdance ACT will launch the book, with a short dance performance by Vivienne Rogis and Peng Hsiao-yin (Grace).
Signed books will be for sale at $39.95 from The Book Cow Kingston.
Light refreshments will be served. All welcome.
Elizabeth Cameron Dalman founded Australian Dance Theatre (ADT) in 1965 and was Artistic Director for 10 years. These early years cemented her reputation as a revolutionary choreographer, earning her the title ‘Rebel of the Dance’.
In the decades since, she has continued to create innovative site-specific works, notably in the past three decades at Mirramu, the arts centre she founded on the shores of Weereewa/Lake George near Bungendore NSW.
Nature Moves documents Elizabeth’s philosophy about creating dance works in and of nature and presents in text and images many of her significant choreographies. The book is a detailed but approachable account of some of Elizabeth’s life-long work in dance, which also contributes substantially to our national dance history.
Ausdance ACT events
Contact Improvisation Workshop with Debora di Centa
Mirramu Creative Arts Centre, Sunday 4 May 2025 from 1.30pm to 4.30pm
- Afternoon tea will be provided.
- Tickets $59.54
- Bookings required – limited places https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/australian-dance-week-2025-contact-improvisation-event-tickets-1231853790849?aff=oddtdtcreator
An afternoon filled with exploration, creativity, and joy. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just starting out, this event is open to all levels.
Schools Workshop – Self-Portrait of Dance Film
Monday 5th May – 10.30am to 12.30pm with Peng Hsiao-yin (Grace) from Dancecology, Taiwan at Gorman Arts Centre Main Hall
Suitable for students aged 12-18 years and their teachers.
In this workshop, participants will learn how to film an original and creative self-portrait video in the form of a dance film drawing on the power of body language and cinematic skills to express yourself. Through the creative process, Peng Hsiao-yin, will guide the participants to design or choreograph movements and gesture to express themselves, and film the choreography with professional filming techniques.
This workshop will provide a great way to get your students engaged in dance film making ahead of Youth Dance Festival. Dance film can also be incorporated as multimedia into your live performance. Dance films can be submitted as a separate or additional YDF entry.
Students will need to use their own mobile phone in the workshop.
Tickets – the workshop fee is subsidised by Ausdance ACT at $25 per student with accompanying teacher for free.
Bookings: https://events.humanitix.com/ausdance-act-dance-film-workshop-for-schools
