We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands upon which BOLD has been created and pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. This land was never ceded.
AND... BREATHE | 8:51
LAKE SONG | 12:09
And... Breathe represents our breath, our land, our voice, a community driven love letter to Canberra, Canberra’s people and Canberra’s future.
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Arising from the ashes of the bush fires and speaking to the empowering nature of community connection And... Breathe moves the body and mind towards a cleaner future for people of all ages and abilities.
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A film by Sue Healey
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Directed and Edited
Cinematography: Richard Corfield
Additional filming; Jen Brown, Sam James with Dr Zsuzsanna Soboslay
Drone, Canberra: Jean Phillipe Demarais, Mirramu: Ken Butti
Featuring: KG and ‘Breathe” composed by KG, Woden Valley Youth Choir and ‘Never too small’ composed by Alex Turley with words from Greta Thunberg’s 2018 speech about climate change
Dr Zsuzsanna Soboslay [dance/concept] Filmed on the lands of the Yuin nation, February 2020, after the Black Summer fires.
Dr Elizabeth Cameron Dalman OAM
Apsaras Arts, Chamaeleon Collective, Deaf Butterflys, Dance 4 Fitness, Hilal Dance Australia, Kim Harvey School of Dance, Passion and Purpose, Project Dust, Somebody's Aunt, The GOLD Company, The Training Ground, Quake Bellydance, Xtreme Stars, ZEST Dance for Wellbeing and special appearances by Ruth O’Brien, Natalee & Maritte Thomas, Guy Alias, Liz Lea
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With thanks to the National Film and Sound Archive and The Stellar Company.
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Produced by Liz Lea and Tamzin Nugent with support from the ACT community and with assistance from the ACT Government: the ACT Community Zero Emissions Grants Program with contributions from the ACT Community Connections Grants Program.
Filmed on Ngunnawal Land. Always was, Always will be
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Lake Song grew out of site-specific meditations and movement improvisations at Mirramu Creative Arts Centre and on the lakebed of Weereewa/Lake George. Learning from the ancient wisdom of the lake and the surrounding landscape, especially about ageing, we give gratitude to Nature for sustaining us in our lives.
Dance for Weereewa
After twenty years of dry, we give thanks to Nature for water.
We dance to celebrate the return of the water to Weereewa/ Lake George.
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A film by Sue Healey
Director, Producer, editor: Sue Healey
Camera: Richard Corfield
Choreography: Elizabeth Cameron Dalman
Dancers: CDT’s GOLD Company
Music: tbc
Filmed on location at Mirramu, Weereewa/Lake George.
This project is supported by artsACT
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DANSE DE LA LUNE | 3:59
Danse de la Lune (Moon Dance) is a film created by Chamaeleon Collective and Melanie Lane. After a 4 day workshop exploring the spirit of the moon, its energy and the imagination it conjures, the Chamaeleon dancers celebrate its power through dance, dreams and togetherness.
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Directed by Melanie Lane
Performed by the Chamaeleon Collective | Brydie Bulley, Anna Connelly, Neave Darmody, Emily Knight, Lataesha Marsden and Katie Senior
Producer | Liz Lea
Rehearsal Assistants | Karin Adriansdatter, Sheriden Newman and Sabrina Madaffari, Vicki Murray
Cinematographer | Creswick Collective
Editing | Creswick Collective and Melanie Lane
Music | "Danse Macabre" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Created with the support of artsACT and The Stellar Company
Filmed at QL2 Dance and Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres
Audio Description Script: Matt Shilcock, read by Liz Lea
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MEETING PLACE | 20:24
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From river to waterfall, coast to ocean, 8 youth dance companies meet across 4 locations to collaborate and create - sharing the element of water as a symbol of flow and life force.
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A Sue Healey film
Director: Sue Healey
Cinematography: Richard Corfield
Drone: Ken Butti
Music: Ben Walsh
Youth Dance Companies: Yellow Wheel+ Austi Dance and Physical Theatre, Wagana Aboriginal Dancers + NAISDA Dance College, Stompin + ADT TREAD, QL2 + Catapult
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Commissioned by Youth Dance Australia
Funded by The Australia Council
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KIKU | 14:06
This intergenerational collaborative film brings together six remarkable women over 50, who express their individual journeys of ageing through movement
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Directed by Natsuko Yonezawa
Produced by Itazura Company
Music by Rebecca Hilliard
Edited by Natsuko Yonezawa
Choreography by Natsuko Yonezawa in collaboration with the dancers
Dancers: Sue Andrews Vilaisan Campbell Anne Embry Jane Ingall Julie (Jules) Rickwood Suzannah Salojarvi
Choral Singers: Imogene Blake Grace Blomfield Rebecca Hilliard Timothy Kelly Ethan Lee Mila Liu Jackson Low Bryn Lymburner Lily Ward
Crew: Videography: Trent Houssenloge
Lighting Design: Craig Dear
Recording and Mixing Engineer: Dante Clavijo
Music Consultant: Tobias Cole
Graphic Designer: Silas Manapsal
Marketing and Admin Assistant: Janhavi Salvi
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Itazura Co. wish to thank: artsACT QL2 Dance National Film and Sound Archive ANU School of Music Cowboy Hat Films Sidestage Production Services Belconnen Arts Centre Somebody's Aunt Dance Ensemble Lorna Sim Photography Art Atelier Photography Silas Manapsal Design
PROXIMAL | 9.59
PROXIMAL is a powerful collision of visual and physical storytelling, exploring the intricacies of resilience, mental health and isolation. The choreography connects and reacts to landscape, self and community and is deeply rooted unprecedented pandemic experience.
Choreographed and Directed by Brisbane choreographer, Dr Nerida Matthaei, the piece features a trajectory of intricate tessellations and site-responsive choreography performed by 12 exceptional Phluxus2 dancers.
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Directed & Choreographed by Nerida Matthaei
Performed by Phluxus2 Dance Collective - Charles Ball, Jade Brider, Hsin-Ju Ely, Jayden Grogan, Nadia Milford, Tiana Pinnel, Asher Bowen-Saunders, Jacob Watton, Chiu-Ju Wang, Georgia Pearce, Bella Hood, Lauren Sherlock
Producer: Phluxus2 Dance Collective
Cinematographer Method to My Madness (Alex Flamsteed, Julian Palmer, Natalie Sim
Editing - Natalie Sim and Julian Palmer
Music - Ben Ely
Created with the support of Backbone Youth Arts and the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
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