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Meet the cast of The Snowman! ☃️ What’s your favourite moment from this timeless classic?❄️
The season of magic has begun, which means The Snowman is back at The Peacock Theatre! ❄️
Introducing the next generation of choreographers
BLUE MAKWANA, Elisabeth Mulenga, Maiya Leeke and Sula & Roseann make up the 2023 – 2024 cohort of the Young Associates programme. We support exceptional young dance makers aged 18 – 24 and 18-30 for d/Deaf and disabled choreographers, providing a crucial first step into their career as choreographers. Explore this playlist and take a look into their unique creative perspectives. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAC0ZTI5pkuyn9PoowYxgZLwnXc1y939A&si=zEUw8-QcVBgqdNeD #dance #choreographer
Elisabeth Mulenga with Audio Description (English) | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
This piece takes place in a moment before catharsis, where discomfort is the norm and stillness is charged. Elisabeth approaches choreography with a curiosity for finding rest within contradicting truths and revealing what emerges when you are intimate with what disturbs you. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & performed by Elisabeth Mulenga Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Assistant Director: Roisin Little Music: Jan Brzezinski Cello: Uta Mulenga Focus Puller: Samara Addai Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Elisabeth Mulenga Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films Special thanks to Tate Modern & Waverley Abbey #dance #choreographer #audiodescription
Maiya Leeke | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
A moment of interest in the simplicity of elegance. Maiya Leeke allows the wind and the sunlight to feed her movement. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & performed by Maiya Leeke Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Music: Jan Brzezinski Focus Puller: Ant Belle Assistant Director: Ben Sitton Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Maiya Leeke Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films #dance #choreographer
Roseann Dendy & Sula Castle | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
In an act of questioning who they are, Roseann & Sula are blurring the lines between individuality and collective voice. Moving through light and dark, from writhing to stillness and finding tenderness amongst brutality, this film explores the dynamic extremes of their shared choreographic landscape. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & Performed by Roseann & Sula Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Assistant Director: Roisin Little Music: Steve Ashmore & Jan Brzezinski Focus Puller: Ollie Pearson Pajtra Steadicam: Lee David Brown Movement Assistant: Sunniva Moen Rørvik Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Roseann & Sula Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films Special thanks to Ugly Duck #dance #choreographer
Roseann Dendy & Sula Castle with Audio Description (English) | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
In an act of questioning who they are, Roseann & Sula are blurring the lines between individuality and collective voice. Moving through light and dark, from writhing to stillness and finding tenderness amongst brutality, this film explores the dynamic extremes of their shared choreographic landscape. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & Performed by Roseann & Sula Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Assistant Director: Roisin Little Music: Steve Ashmore & Jan Brzezinski Focus Puller: Ollie Pearson Pajtra Steadicam: Lee David Brown Movement Assistant: Sunniva Moen Rørvik Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Roseann & Sula Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films Special thanks to Ugly Duck #dance #choreographer #audiodescription
Elisabeth Mulenga | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
This piece takes place in a moment before catharsis, where discomfort is the norm and stillness is charged. Elisabeth approaches choreography with a curiosity for finding rest within contradicting truths and revealing what emerges when you are intimate with what disturbs you. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & performed by Elisabeth Mulenga Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Assistant Director: Roisin Little Music: Jan Brzezinski Cello: Uta Mulenga Focus Puller: Samara Addai Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Elisabeth Mulenga Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films Special thanks to Tate Modern & Waverley Abbey #dance #choreographer
BLUE MAKWANA | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
Taking a broad approach to choreography, BLUE MAKWANA pairs her versatile skill set with a hybrid genre score and lighting to achieve stylistic fusion. A medley of textures, dance styles and energy lie at the root of BLUE’S choreographic language. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & performed by Blue Makwana Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Assistant Director: Roisin Little Music: Jan Brzezinski Focus Puller: Recel W. Tonelada Gaffer: Jorge Higgins Spark: Dax Sharkey Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Blue Makwana Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films Lighting: SHL Styled by Blue Makwana Shirt: Maison Margiela Trousers: Pleats Please Issey Miyake Earrings: Balenciaga Trainers: Nike Bodysuit: MAKWAAN Skirt: Chopova Lowena #dance #choreographer
Maiya Leeke with Audio Description (English) | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
A moment of interest in the simplicity of elegance. Maiya Leeke allows the wind and the sunlight to feed her movement. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & performed by Maiya Leeke Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Music: Jan Brzezinski Focus Puller: Ant Belle Assistant Director: Ben Sitton Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Maiya Leeke Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films #dance #choreographer #audiodescription
BLUE MAKWANA with Audio Description (English) | Sadler's Wells Digital Stage
Taking a broad approach to choreography, BLUE MAKWANA pairs her versatile skill set with a hybrid genre score and lighting to achieve stylistic fusion. A medley of textures, dance styles and energy lie at the root of BLUE’S choreographic language. Directed by Camilla Greenwell Choreographed & performed by Blue Makwana Director of Photography: Laura Aguilera Assistant Director: Roisin Little Music: Jan Brzezinski Focus Puller: Recel W. Tonelada Gaffer: Jorge Higgins Spark: Dax Sharkey Edited by Camilla Greenwell in collaboration with Blue Makwana Colourist: Francis Qureshi Equipment: Edwards Films Lighting: SHL Styled by Blue Makwana Shirt: Maison Margiela Trousers: Pleats Please Issey Miyake Earrings: Balenciaga Trainers: Nike Bodysuit: MAKWAAN Skirt: Chopova Lowena #dance #choreographer #audiodescription
It takes a lot of dedication to look this effortless! #worldballetday #dance #blacksabbath
Happy World Ballet Day! We can't stop thinking about Black Sabbath by @birminghamroyalballet9129 and this incredible move by @HannahMartinRG!
Make some noise for Malevo! #malambo #Argentinedance #malevo
The Malambo is a traditional dance handed down from older Argentinian Gauchos to their younger counterparts. Customarily a solo form, Malambo has long been among the original competitive dances. Argentinian Gauchos perfected their moves to wow, entertain and yes, beat out their fellow dancers... The Peacock Theatre 31 October - 4 November 2023
A dance for your ancestors #dance #expression #improvisation #folkmusic
How would you dance if you had to express the most authentic part of yourself to people who came before you? The Dance, film by Pat Collins, is available now on Digital Stage until Friday 3 November. This documentary was filmed in the run up to Michael Keegan-Dolan's show MÁM which brought the virtuoso concertina player Cormac Begley , the European musical collective 's t a r g a z e' and twelve international dancers to the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland. This immersive and meditative film follows this process over eight weeks from the first day of rehearsals to the opening night performance at the Dublin Theatre Festival. Access the full film here: https://www.sadlerswells.com/digital-stage/digital-stage-the-dance/
The Dance
Great creativity comes from mishearing the choreographer's directions! Full film available to watch on Sadler's Wells Digital Stage: https://www.sadlerswells.com/digital-stage/digital-stage-the-dance/ Acclaimed director Pat Collins’ (Song of Granite, Silence) documentary was filmed in 2019 in the run up to Michael Keegan-Dolan’s show MÁM and was premiered at the 65th BFI London Film Festival in October 2021. MÁM brought the virtuoso concertina player Cormac Begley, the European musical collective ‘s t a r g a z e’ and twelve international dancers to the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland. This immersive and meditative film follows this process over eight weeks from the first day of rehearsals to the opening night performance at the Dublin Theatre Festival.
Choreographer Conversations: Akram Khan
In this 45-minute discussion, filmed in front of a live audience, renowned choreographer Akram Khan recounts his life and his career… from serving plates in his dad’s restaurant, to choreographing the London Olympic opening ceremony for an audience of millions. @akramkhancompany
Confessions of a Ballet Star: Tiler Peck
Known for her fast footwork and charismatic stage presence, New York City Ballet Principal Tiler Peck joined the School of American Ballet aged just 14. An entrepreneur, she has worked on various passion projects, overcome a near career-ending injury and found time for romance. Here are her confessions… Featuring – Tiler Peck, Roman Mejia DOP / Filmmaker – Sarah Vaughan-Jones Producers – Rosie Mackie, Angharad Mainwaring With thanks to – The Kennedy Center, English National Ballet and Margaret Selby #Confessionsofaballetstar #TilerPeck #Ballet #NewYorkCityBallet #dance
National Youth Dance Company perform MADHEAD (2019) | Excerpt
38 young dancers of the National Youth Dance Company perform this unique dance piece, MADHEAD, fusing free-form hip hop and contemporary dance styles. Botis Seva’s choreographic style, combined with the young dancer's energy and talent, produced an enthralling and energetic experience. MADHEAD premiered at DanceEast on 20th April 2019 and then toured nationally in June and July 2019, culminating in a sold out performance at Sadler’s Wells, London. National Youth Dance Company is England’s flagship youth dance organisation which brings together young dancers and leading artists to create world-class performances. Production Credits Botis Seva – Guest Artistic Director and Choreographer Jordan Douglas – Assistants to the Choreographer Joshua Nash – Assistants to the Choreographer Ezra Owen -Assistants to the Choreographer Victoria Shulungu – Assistants to the Choreographer Torben Lars Sylvest- Composer Ryan Dawson-Laight – Costume Designer Kingsley Hall – Costume Supervisor Kate Adeney – Costume-Makers Jordan Edwards – Costume-Makers Gabrielle Selwyn Smith -Costume-Makers Adam Carrée -Lighting Design and Technical Production Manager Ben Williams – Documentary Film-Maker Ellie Hartwell -Producer Jemma Robinson (maternity cover) – Producer MADHEAD Dancers – Selako Jade Ackuaku, Mathilde Anderson Mellor, Gemma Baker, Harvey Burke-Hamilton, Kendra Chiagoro-Noel, James Cooper, Erin Dallas, Daisy Dancer, Paul Davidson, Sekou Diaby, Karim Dime, Lola Evans, Maia Faulkner, Beth Gardiner, Sarah Golden, James Hall, Mark Halton, Orla Hardie, Connor Humphreys, Ethan Hurip, Kit Ibbott, Hannah Joseph, Ewelina Kosinska, Samara Langham, Florence Lenon, Amelia Long, Sandra Maduoma, Faye McLoughlin, Hattie Musgrove, Zara Phillips, Ned Ratcliffe, Eleanor Roberts, Anna Smith, Millie Smith-Hashim, Mollie Stebbing, Esme Tothill, Harry Wilson, Grace Young
National Youth Dance Company perform Used to be Blonde (2018) | Excerpt
Witness the incredible talent of the young dancers in the National Youth Dance Company, in their 2019 performance Used to be Blonde, featuring the choreography of Sharon Eyal. In Used To Be Blonde, Sharon Eyal skilfully utilises the company’s passion, energy and collective drive. National Youth Dance Company is England’s flagship youth dance organisation which brings together young dancers and leading artists to create world-class performances. Guest Artistic Director and Choreographer 2017-18 Sharon Eyal Assistant choreographers Leo Lerus, Karen Pardes, Tom Weinberger Lighting Designer Alon Cohen Composer and DJ Ori Lichtik Tour Rehearsal Director Neil Flaming Brown Documentary Film Director Ben Williams NYDC Dancers (2017/18) Gemma Baker, Nya Bardouille, Daisy Betts, Jorden Brooks, Isaac Butler, Madeleine Cole, James Cooper, Daisy Dancer, Lola Evans, Kieron Faller, Elena Fazzino, Grace Ford, Robyn Gamston, Seirian Griffiths, James Hall, Niamh Keady, Samara Langham, Miriam Levy, Blair Moore, Brandy Mubato, Robbie Ordoña, Sebastian Parker, Joshua Pinchon-Jones, Sundaresan (Sunny) Ramesh, Eleanor (Ella) Roberts, Lucy Rutter, Emillie Storey, Esme Tothill, Euwan Wood, Maisie Woodford, Holly Brennan, Paul Davidson, Jeran Entwistle, Beth Gardiner, Martha Gardner, Rufus Lacey, Alexander Love, Alex Thirkle, Sua Tsubokura-Aguiriano, Jasmine Bayes, Isis Clunie
National Youth Dance Company perform Quartier Paradis (2022) | Excerpt
An excerpt from the 2022 National Youth Dance Company performance of Quartier Paradis, with choreography by Alesandra Seutin. Alesandra fuses African dance styles with contemporary dance in her work, performed here by an exceptional company of 32 talented young dancers from across the UK. National Youth Dance Company is England’s flagship youth dance organisation which brings together young dancers and leading artists to create world-class performances. In this piece, Quartier Paradis we dive into a parallel universe; a place built on the fantasy of an ardent greed. It explores the themes of ritual, memories and ancestoral heritage. Guest Artistic Director and Choreographer 2020-22 Alesandra Seutin Assistants to the choreographer Nandi Bhebhe, Jo Leahy, Akeim Toussaint Buck Lighting Designer Adam Carrée Costume Designer Ryan Dawson Laight Composer Randolph Matthews Documentary Film Director Ben Williams NYDC Dancers (2021/22) Roshaan Asare, Ella Atkinson, Jesse Baggett-Lahav, James Cale, Ashur Cali, Olivia Cheung, Rory Clarke, Simeon Corder, Kian Crowley, Isabella Doick, Maya Donne, Jess Dowdswell, Phoebe Dowglass, Skiye Edmond, Aimee Farrell, Gabby Gano, Seby Harry, Lottie Hawkins, Jade Himpleman, Mads Jesson, Jocelyn Johnson, Josie Linscer, Renèe Miller-Reid, Adhya Shastry, Naomi Sonoiki, Olivia Stewart, Tekitha Traniece, Mahala Tucker, Amari Webb-Martin, Maddy Westhead, Lily White, Genevieve Wright
Documentary | 10 Years of National Youth Dance Company
11 critically acclaimed productions, 10 world renowned choreographers and over 300 young dancers. This documentary film celebrates the amazing achievements from the first decade of the National Youth Dance Company (NYDC) and the far-reaching impact on all those involved. For the last 10 years, NYDC has brought together talented young dancers from across the country to work with leading artists and create world-class performances. NYDC is England’s flagship youth dance company run by Sadler’s Wells. With interviews from Guest Artistic Directors, including the renowned choreographers Jasmin Vardimon, Akram Khan and Wayne McGregor; they discuss their unique experiences of leading the company. We also hear from the company members themselves on being part of this life-changing process. Directed by long time NYDC collaborator Ben Williams; this film tells the story of one of the UK's most significant talent development programmes. Commissioned by Sadler's Wells. #NYDC #dance #documentary #sadlerswells Director - Ben Williams Producer - Christopher Haddow Additional footage - Lyndsey Winship and David Kaplowitz Krish Bhakerd NYDC Dancers Captions and Credits - Michael Peers Animation - Owen Ling Music Max Richter - Recomposed Vivaldi- The Four Seasons A Winged Victory for the Sullen - Atomos Jon Hopkins - Entity
Air De Temps | A cinematic dance film
AIR DE TEMPS tells of an urgent need to speak out, to delve into lost dreams, to confront your demons and regurgitate your resentment – have a voice. It’s a powerful process of taking action to shed the cloak of failure handed down generation after generation. This cinematic film is set mostly in Bargny, a coastal town situated in Senegal and is a response to the in-process theatre work ‘Air de Temps’ for the Jant-Bi II company based at École des Sables, Senegal and artistically led by Alesandra Seutin and Wesley Ruzibiza. #AirDeTemps #dancefilm #MotionPicture #Senegal #artfilm Credits Director – Ben Williams Artistic Director & Choreographer – Alesandra Seutin Dancers Amy Collé Seck Fatou Niang Dieynaba Ndoye Astou Diop Ousmane Cissé Diané Latif Arafan Wahab Diedhiou Birame Faye Amadou Diop Cheikh Ibrahim Thiam Gana Thioune Spoken Word – Alesandra Seutin Text By Alesandra Seutin Lisette Ma Neza Assata Shakur Producer, Manager – Gacirah Diagne Executive Producer – Bia Oliveira Director Of Photography – Ben Halford Steadicam Operator – Matteo Zenini 1st AC – Kieran Coyne Drone – Moussa Laye Mbengue Clapper – Karim Camara Grips – Brasmagik.Location Sound Operator – Mamadou Fall Boom – Mamadou Issa Thiam Composer – Randolph Matthews Editor – Ben Williams Colourist – Ben Halford Costume Design – Alesandra Seutin Production & Management – Association Kaay Fecc Coordinator Dancers – Francis S. Gomis Coordinator Restauration – Abdoulaye Diallo Coordinator Local Transportation – Pape Abdoulaye Faye, Coordinator Local Transportation – Mamadou Coumba Diouf Transport – Senecartours Catering – Femezon Video (Behind the Scenes) Mamadou Sandou Diallo/Cinéart Make up – Aïda Ndiaye/Studio A Makeup Seamster – Baye Modou & Sidy Sow Special thanks Wesley Ruzibiza, Co-Artisitic Director Ecole Des Sables City of Bargny Sega Fall, Director, Centre Socio-Culturel De Bargny Biscuiterie De Médina Ecole Des Sables
(Audio Described) Air De Temps | A cinematic dance film
AUDIO DESCRIBED AIR DE TEMPS tells of an urgent need to speak out, to delve into lost dreams, to confront your demons and regurgitate your resentment – have a voice. It’s a powerful process of taking action to shed the cloak of failure handed down generation after generation. This cinematic film is set mostly in Bargny, a coastal town situated in Senegal and is a response to the in-process theatre work ‘Air de Temps’ for the Jant-Bi II company based at École des Sables, Senegal and artistically led by Alesandra Seutin and Wesley Ruzibiza. #AirDeTemps #dancefilm #MotionPicture #Senegal #artfilm Credits Director – Ben Williams Artistic Director & Choreographer – Alesandra Seutin Dancers Amy Collé Seck Fatou Niang Dieynaba Ndoye Astou Diop Ousmane Cissé Diané Latif Arafan Wahab Diedhiou Birame Faye Amadou Diop Cheikh Ibrahim Thiam Gana Thioune Spoken Word – Alesandra Seutin Text By Alesandra Seutin Lisette Ma Neza Assata Shakur Producer, Manager – Gacirah Diagne Executive Producer – Bia Oliveira Director Of Photography – Ben Halford Steadicam Operator – Matteo Zenini 1st AC – Kieran Coyne Drone – Moussa Laye Mbengue Clapper – Karim Camara Grips – Brasmagik.Location Sound Operator – Mamadou Fall Boom – Mamadou Issa Thiam Composer – Randolph Matthews Editor – Ben Williams Colourist – Ben Halford Costume Design – Alesandra Seutin Production & Management – Association Kaay Fecc Coordinator Dancers – Francis S. Gomis Coordinator Restauration – Abdoulaye Diallo Coordinator Local Transportation – Pape Abdoulaye Faye, Coordinator Local Transportation – Mamadou Coumba Diouf Transport – Senecartours Catering – Femezon Video (Behind the Scenes) Mamadou Sandou Diallo/Cinéart Make up – Aïda Ndiaye/Studio A Makeup Seamster – Baye Modou & Sidy Sow Special thanks Wesley Ruzibiza, Co-Artisitic Director Ecole Des Sables City of Bargny Sega Fall, Director, Centre Socio-Culturel De Bargny Biscuiterie De Médina Ecole Des Sables
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(Audio Described) Inside the Blind Iris | A cinematic dance film
AUDIO DESCRIBED Inside The Blind Iris is an experimental cinematic dance film exploring oppression and the absence of belonging. Set in the main character’s confused state of mind, dancers appear as haunting spirits and memories, as he journeys in search of his own self. #InsidetheBlindIris #dancefilm #MotionPicture #abstract #artfilm #surrealism Credits Director – Douglas Bernardt Artistic Director & Choreographer – Botis Seva Dancers Victoria Shulungu Joshua Nash Joshua Shanny – Wynter Jordan Douglas Hayleigh Sellors Rory Clarke Amanda Pefkou Executive Producers – Hannah Bellil & Lee Griffiths Producer – Shea Coleman Production Manager – Thomas Bergmann Dop – Harry Wheeler Production Designer – Carolina Emiliozzi Co-production Designer – Hugo Harris Costume Designer – Neesha Champaneria Editor – Lucas Moesch Colourist – Osmar Junior Graphic Design, Illustration & Animation – Daniel C.Ferro Vfx Supervisor – Juliano Storchi Composer – Torben Lars Sylvest Sound Design – Pär Carlsson Steadicam – Josh Brook 1st Assistant Director – Ben Burton 2nd Assistant Director – Jennifer Sims Production Runner – Ismay Bickerton Runner – Charlotte Gardner Runner – Slavi Gaitt Focus Puller – Mike Linthorth Focus Puller – Shane De Almeida Clapper Loader – Liam Reardon Clapper Loader – Joe Medlock Camera Trainee – Sarah Elenge Camera Apprentice – Aviral Jha Steadicam – Alex Kryszkiewicz Steadicam – Daniel Cawthorne Gaffer – Callum Collins Gaffer – Peter Musgrave Spark – Max Ashworth Spark – Lewis Nicholls Spark – Sam Cheal Spark – Mike Pain Spark – Alex Basham Art Assistant – Daniel Lambert Art Assistant – Frankie King Art Assistant – Tasneem Elnayal Construction – Jasper Levine Assistant Stylist – Anna May Sweasey Makeup Artist – Sinead Mcgowan Camera Van – Dimitri Topolov Mini Bus Driver – Steve Oluwo BTS Photographer – Joël Cottrell Edit House – Final Cut New York Edit Assistant – Kaylin Smida VFX – Dopo VFX Supervisor – Juliano Storchi VFX Producer – Jacquelini Lima VFX Editor – Luan Luiz 3D Artist – Wes Sousa VFX – Eldorado Studios 3D Artist – Eiti Sato 3D Artist – Mariana Carrozzino Thanks To Mama Mimi Victoria Harris & Craig Game at Panavision London Danny Hayward at Shl Cinelab Dopo Ame Tarr at Location Partnership Lisa Jones at The Hub
Inside the Blind Iris | A cinematic dance film
Inside The Blind Iris is an experimental cinematic dance film exploring oppression and the absence of belonging. Set in the main character’s confused state of mind, dancers appear as haunting spirits and memories, as he journeys in search of his own self. #InsidetheBlindIris #dancefilm #MotionPicture #abstract #artfilm #surrealism Credits Director – Douglas Bernardt Artistic Director & Choreographer – Botis Seva Dancers Victoria Shulungu Joshua Nash Joshua Shanny – Wynter Jordan Douglas Hayleigh Sellors Rory Clarke Amanda Pefkou Executive Producers – Hannah Bellil & Lee Griffiths Producer – Shea Coleman Production Manager – Thomas Bergmann Dop – Harry Wheeler Production Designer – Carolina Emiliozzi Co-production Designer – Hugo Harris Costume Designer – Neesha Champaneria Editor – Lucas Moesch Colourist – Osmar Junior Graphic Design, Illustration & Animation – Daniel C.Ferro Vfx Supervisor – Juliano Storchi Composer – Torben Lars Sylvest Sound Design – Pär Carlsson Steadicam – Josh Brook 1st Assistant Director – Ben Burton 2nd Assistant Director – Jennifer Sims Production Runner – Ismay Bickerton Runner – Charlotte Gardner Runner – Slavi Gaitt Focus Puller – Mike Linthorth Focus Puller – Shane De Almeida Clapper Loader – Liam Reardon Clapper Loader – Joe Medlock Camera Trainee – Sarah Elenge Camera Apprentice – Aviral Jha Steadicam – Alex Kryszkiewicz Steadicam – Daniel Cawthorne Gaffer – Callum Collins Gaffer – Peter Musgrave Spark – Max Ashworth Spark – Lewis Nicholls Spark – Sam Cheal Spark – Mike Pain Spark – Alex Basham Art Assistant – Daniel Lambert Art Assistant – Frankie King Art Assistant – Tasneem Elnayal Construction – Jasper Levine Assistant Stylist – Anna May Sweasey Makeup Artist – Sinead Mcgowan Camera Van – Dimitri Topolov Mini Bus Driver – Steve Oluwo BTS Photographer – Joël Cottrell Edit House – Final Cut New York Edit Assistant – Kaylin Smida VFX – Dopo VFX Supervisor – Juliano Storchi VFX Producer – Jacquelini Lima VFX Editor – Luan Luiz 3D Artist – Wes Sousa VFX – Eldorado Studios 3D Artist – Eiti Sato 3D Artist – Mariana Carrozzino Thanks To Mama Mimi Victoria Harris & Craig Game at Panavision London Danny Hayward at Shl Cinelab Dopo Ame Tarr at Location Partnership Lisa Jones at The Hub
Motion Picture: New Collaborations in Dance and Film (Trailer)
See dance through a different lens. Watch the full films now at www.sadlerswells.com/digital-stage/motion-picture/ Sadler’s Wells Digital Stage presents a series of new films pairing top choreographers and filmmakers. Fresh from the success of BLKDOG, Olivier award-winning Botis Seva teams up with Brazilian director Douglas Bernardt, who has worked with the likes of Arlo Parks. Two-time NYDC Guest Artistic Director Alessandra Seutin collaborates with Ben Williams, whose passion for hip hop has seen him work with the likes of the BBC. Collaboration is at the heart of these films, where choreographer and filmmaker work together on an equal basis - the filmmaker revealing and enhancing the work of the choreographer and the choreographer providing the source material or material for the filmmaker to work with. Sadler’s Wells Digital Stage film commissions series Motion Picture is supported by Van Cleef and Arpels. #MotionPicture #dancefilm #dance
Beyond the Camera: Alesandra X Ben
“Flexibility will keep us moving forward – if we’re too rigid, we can break.” Go behind the scenes with choreographer Alesandra Seutin and director Ben Williams, as they tell us about the creative synergy that has brought about the powerful and cinematic dance film, Air De Temps. Hear from the creative team about the challenges of filming on location in Senegal, and discover how they have drawn inspiration from the voices of young people in Alesandra’s homeland. #AirDeTemps #dancefilm #behindthescenes #MotionPicture #Senegal #artfilm
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Singin' in the Rain
Singin' in the Rain Don Lockwood is a silent movie star with everything he could want – fame, adulation and a well-publicised ‘romance’ with his co-star Lina Lamont. But Hollywood is about to change forever. There is rumour in the studio of a new kind of film, where the actors actually talk … and sing … and dance. Can Don and the uniquely voiced L...
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When the Chichester Festival Theatre production of Singin’ in the Rain transferred to the West End in 2012 it went on to be a hit with audiences and receive four Olivier nominations. Now it’s back for a five-week summer season at Sadler’s Wells with Adam Cooper returning to the role of Don Lockwood, made so famous by Gene Kelly in the MGM movie. We think the show will make quite a splash.
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