Video Dance Lectures: Parts 1 & 2

Alternative title: Video Dance (2 Parts)
Synopsis: Six of Australia’s leading choreographers and six film and/or television directors joined 18 professional dancers for a two-week dance/television workshop run by Bob Lockyer. The series is a record of their rehearsals and filming, showing how the choreographers and dancers came to understand video technology and, with the directors, explored the creation of dance for the camera.
1: The relationship between dance and dtelevision is displayed using background images of workshop dance sequences to illustrate the ideas, thought and impressions of the interviewed choreographers and directors.
2: Highlights of Bob Lockyer’s workshop lectures on everything from how to script a dance video to studio direction, vision mixing, floor managing, sound, lighting and television recording.
Language: English
Country: Australia
Medium: Video; Videocassette. VHS. col. 55, 24 min.
Year of production: 1992
Availability: Sale; 1998 sale: A$295.00 (set)
Notes: AVRC VP744 contains a 15-min sequence.
Subjects: Dance; Film & television production
Keywords: choreography; dance performance; film and video production techniques; video production

Title: Video dance
Synopsis: 1: The relationship between dance and dtelevision is displayed using background images of workshop dance sequences to illustrate the ideas, thought and impressions of the interviewed choreographers and directors.
Title: Video dance lectures
Synopsis: 2: Highlights of Bob Lockyer's workshop lectures on everything from how to script a dance video to studio direction, vision mixing, floor managing, sound, lighting and television recording.

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