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Dance for Camera & Kinetic Cinema with Victoria Sendra
The goal of the class will be to integrate knowledge of cinema and movement, both behind and in front of the camera. Many concepts, feelings/emotions, can be expressed through movement on film that is different and possibly even more moving than spoken language. This workshop is open to artists and people of various disciplines; whether you are a dancer, filmmaker, musician, or just curious, we want to give you tools to create images and movement. We will go over the basics of cinema, view examples, and do movement exercises, to get into our bodies, work with partners, and introduce camera work and the framing of movement. This is a beginner/intermediate level class, but advanced students are welcome who want to explore more movement in their cinema practice or more camera work in their dance practice. If you have a camera, please bring it, however we highly encourage you to bring your camera phone, if you have one. All levels and experience levels welcome.
Victoria Sendra is a filmmaker who recently did an 8 month run as an on stage camera operator in Network on Broadway with Bryan Cranston. She has created videos for Steinway & Sons and SoulCycle, worked as a producer for Red Creek Productions, and as a cinematographer for Source Material Collective: Nini Julia Bang, Soléy, JFDR, Johanna Warren, and Jodie Landau + Wild Up. She has documented Samantha Shays of Light at Tjarnarbíó, Robert Ashleys Vidas Perfects at the Whitney Museum, Catherine Galassos Fall of the Rebel Angels at The Watermill Center, Faye Driscoll Group at Danspace Project, and Movement Research at the Judson Church. Sendras dance films have screened at Anthology Film Archives and Village East Cinema, and her collaborations with choreographer/dancer Lindsey Lollie have screened at the Getty Museum, Lincoln Center, and REDCAT. She has hosted film screenings and workshops for the Movement Invention Project and for Pentacle Movement Media, was interviewed for the Drone Girl blog, and her photographs have been published in the New York Times. Sendra graduated from the California Institute of the Arts (2012) with a BFA in Film/Video and a minor in Creative Writing.
COST: $45 USD / 5.600 ISK
WHEN:
October 13th
14:00 - 17:00
WHERE:
Iðnó
Vonarstræti 3,
101 Reykjavík, Iceland
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Vonarstræti 3,
Reykjavik 101
Iceland
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