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Frame-by-Frame

Presented by Project: Motion at The Evergreen Theater

May 20-May 29, 2011

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“Frame-by-Frame” choreographers will draw inspiration from moving images captured on film or video and filter these ideas through the dance making process lens, blending both mediums into a one-of-a-kind live performance. Throughout rehearsals, guest filmmaker Eric Swartz will film the dancers and choreographers as they journey through the challenging process of creating a new and original dance work. The completed film will be revealed within the performance.

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    The Evergreen Theater

    1705 Poplar Avenue
    Memphis, TN 38104

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    $20 Adults $15 Students and Seniors

    Info Phone: 901-214-LEAP

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    May 20-May 29, 2011

    Times:
    

    8pm Fri and Sun 2pm on Sun

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    Handicap Parking located behind the Varnell Building next door. Please call 214-LEAP if you require Handicap Access.

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    • Event Name: Frame-by-Frame
      "Frame by Frame"
      Review posted by: Teresa Bell from Memphis, TN, May 26, 2011
      

      The Project: Motion production Frame by Frame challenged choreographers to create dances inspired by motion pictures...and then intimately filmed their process! The choreographers chose from a variety... Expand

      The Project: Motion production Frame by Frame challenged choreographers to create dances inspired by motion pictures...and then intimately filmed their process! The choreographers chose from a variety of films- from the dance-inspired "Tap" to the hyper-feminine "Stepford Wives" and even an over the top finale piece that drew on inspiration from multiple films such as "Alice in Wonderland", "Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Gangs of New York". Other choreographers took less inspiration from the aesthetic of the film and chose music from movies that had personal significance ("Halloween", "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"). Much of the fun from watching Frame by Frame comes from seeing a familiar film transform into a different form of art. However, another piece of this production is the video interludes filmed by Eric B Swartz. I've always been fascinated by Project:Motion pieces and these films offered an opportunity for the audience to peak in on the process of creation. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Frame-by-Frame
      "Frame by Frame"
      Review posted by: Teresa Bell from Memphis, TN, May 26, 2011
      

      The Project: Motion production Frame by Frame challenged choreographers to create dances inspired by motion pictures...and then intimately filmed their process! The choreographers chose from a variety... Expand

      The Project: Motion production Frame by Frame challenged choreographers to create dances inspired by motion pictures...and then intimately filmed their process! The choreographers chose from a variety of films- from the dance-inspired "Tap" to the hyper-feminine "Stepford Wives" and even an over the top finale piece that drew on inspiration from multiple films such as "Alice in Wonderland", "Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Gangs of New York". Other choreographers took less inspiration from the aesthetic of the film and chose music from movies that had personal significance ("Halloween", "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"). Much of the fun from watching Frame by Frame comes from seeing a familiar film transform into a different form of art. However, another piece of this production is the video interludes filmed by Eric B Swartz. I've always been fascinated by Project:Motion pieces and these films offered an opportunity for the audience to peak in on the process of creation. Collapse

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