Showing posts with label Carol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carol. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 October 2011

Thursday, 24 February 2011

Feedback dummy presentation Carol

8, 5 min

Include some slides with the info you are saying in the middle of films (easier for you?)

Subtitles? Just if you have time.

Who is the dancer in the beginning? Relate with talking?

So many people enjoy dancing every weekend. And no one knows what is dance film!

What’s next to you?

Tuesday, 22 February 2011

call recorder for skipe

this is the link to a programme who can record your interview!!
Hope is useful!!
Un bacio

Anna

Monday, 21 February 2011

TO CAROL

I come across this...

http://tv.repubblica.it/spettacoli-e-cultura/giappone-il-samurai-che-sfida-le-ombre-a-teatro/62454?video

is not poetic a t all... but maybe could be interesting for you.
bacio

Anna

Thursday, 17 February 2011

Thursday Meeting - Carol

Carol:

Research about performance and design – interactive technology.

How motion design can help dance to communicate better.

Trying to create narratives in order to add something to dance: collaboration.

Does design reveal meanings in dance?

3 elements involved: dance, music, moving image. How they interact, collaborate? How each one can take over the other.

Dancer: “design is nothing to do with dance”.

Video can ruin or save the dance in the end.

How can design support dance? How can moving image support dance?

Suggestions:

What you want people to see?

Discussion about dance, music, design and technology.

Have a dancer talking about the issues you want to explore. Film an interview with dancer and with sound designer.

Mix of video and speaking. Don’t need to edit video, just cut.

Do a story board and script for the presentation. (start with the dancer talking – that point the challenges. Responses from her that can help you to know what you looking for)

Do your own definition of “moving image”: clarify it. Define your parameters.

Could “your” dancer come?

Tuesday, 8 February 2011

Mike Figgis

Think he might be interesting for Carol. Saw an excerpt from his film at Japanese fashion exhibition and loved his filming of dance. It was part of a documentary Just dancing around Also, his version of opera Lucrezia Borgia which is currently at ENO includes film and has received a lot of critical reviews (good and bad).

Wednesday, 2 February 2011

AADK

Here is the collective that works in performance in Berlin. Videos of the events here.

Thursday, 27 January 2011