2024
Elettra Giunta, Adam Othman, 2023
Five dancers engage with women’s vulnerabilities, identity, body image and sensuality.
Alex Simpson, 2022
A project about strength and character – a visual love letter.to those who shine bright.
Amakia Lin, 2023
Three characters remain trapped in an unknown stasis where nothing moves, nothing grows.
2022
Clare Chong, 2021
A dance film made in collaboration with Floral Kokoro, where the first point of contact with a single flower triggers the creation of music, allowing her to ascend and become one with nature.
Krystal S Lowe, 2020
Three women travel from their homelands to seek adventure, and they find it, as well as each other.
2021
Laura N-Tamara, 2021 | True Sound façade is a poetic dance and animation film in which a dancer realises their digital self feels truer than their real world self. It was commissioned by the Barbican in London.
Rodrigo Inada, Yuri Mira, 2021 | Through the eyes of various members of House of Blyndex, a multidisciplinary ballroom family from São Paula, we discover how a proud group of Black and LGBTQ people come together.
NONO, 2021
Set in the urban metropolis of London, Toke is an intimate portrait of Danish-born dancer Toke Broni Standby.
Amaal Mustafa, 2021
A visual poem and dance piece that critiques and questions the problematic discourse between a first generation immigrant and their parents, specifically the so-called motherland.
2020
Anne Hollowday, 2020
A dancer’s body is their whole life. It is the sum total of their history. It’s the medium through which they make a living and their method of expression. What happens when it’s injured?
Juliette Labrousse, Sonia Guitz, 2020 | A disappointed boy walks through his suburban residence. However, alone in his room, he creates another reality in which his dreams, fantasies and fears mingle. Dance is truly transformative.
2019
Will & Carly, 2019
A satirical piece that looks at the relationship young people have with social media and the problems it causes. How far are they willing go to secure one more “like”?
Klaas Diersmann, 2019 | Technology is rewiring our brains, changing not only our physical movements but the way we process our inner thoughts. Divided We Scroll is an eerie depiction of the way we interact with phones.
Dean Alexander, 2019 | Produced for Hong Kong Ballet’s 40th anniversary. What happens when we break the mould of ballet and open it to everyone? Inspired by the colour palette of Hong Kong architecture.
Sebastion Caudron, 2019
Explosive passion between two lovers –punctuated by an elegant choreography in the streets of Paris, where buildings are changing into real waterfalls. An emotive, fluid and figurative short.
Kevin Frilet, 2019 | From the underground, a group emerges from the darkness. The bodies mingle and intertwine to form one being. With a regular step, they walk together towards the light in search of greatness.
Antoine Marc, 2019 | A fantasy detached from reality where the mind dances and loses itself, unaware of consequences. The protagonist falls in love with an essence – an idea. What happens when you’re left alone?
2018
Lauren Pringle, 2018
Shove is a metaphorical dance film that reflects the realities of unsafe abortions that still occur internationally. A sensitive and moving piece that considers the nature of true bodily autonomy.
Leila Jarman, 2018 | Dynamite is a performance art film that investigates gender and masculinity through the American black male experience. The film uncovers truths about race and identity in social landscapes.
Paul McLean, 2018 | Paul McLean directs the story of Rachel Sullivan and her journey from loneliness to reclaimed freedom. Dances with Circles is a cyclical tale of humanity within overwhelming environments.
Billy Boyd-Cape, 2018
Billy Boyd Cape collaborates with hip-hop collective Far From The Norm to explore abandonment and fatherhood in an dynamic and emotional struggle of mind versus soul.
Suzanne Kim, 2018 | Performance artist Thubalethu considers the possibilities of dance, cultivating an improvisational spirit in the vast salt pan of Lake Gairdner, located in South Australia.
Rain Kencana, 2018 | Urban nomads are on the hunt for inspiration. They seek solace in forgotten places, marrying organic lands with the metropolitan ideal. How can we exist in transience? Directed by Rain Kencana.
2017
Derryck Menere, 2017 | At the intersection between fashion and dance, Midnight Bloom delivers a compelling visual composition that flows between light and darkness, depicting female resilience.
Samuel Laubscher, 2017 | Thought Loops is a collaboration between contemporary dancer Erin Murray and modern-classical drone composer Hot Air Henry. Shot on 35mm film and performed in one take.
Monica Thomas & Steve Delahoyde, 2017 | The Wayward Wind is a story told with humour and movement, The Wayward Wind is a twist on the “rambling man” archetype, playing upon relationships with women found in the landscape.
Erin S. Murray, 2017
Wandering a vast landscape alone, a child is consumed by a militaristic lineup that transforms her into a woman. She must choose
to be with the group or she must choose her independence.
2016 – 2011
Geej Ower (C/O Greatcoat Films), 2016 | Following one man’s psychological torment as he battles with the memory of a past relationship. An emotional and physical story of a character attempting to rid himself from his past.
Nick White, 2015 | Along the deserted highwalks of the Barbican estate, a strange presence follows a group of performers as they fill the empty space with dance, until the unknown takes over the screens.
Andrew Margetson, 2016
Wearing a pair of Air Jordans, Lil Buck takes us on a jookin’ tour of the Fondation Louis Vuitton, gliding through the light-filled halls of the Frank Gehry-designed building. Directed by Andrew Margetson.
Marites Carino, 2014 | Sucked into a choreographic time warp, conceptual hip-hop dancers share fleeting moments of intimate synchronicity as viewers slowly realise things are not always as they seem…
Dominique T. Skoltz, 2014 | In Y20, Skoltz navigates troubled waters; between suffocation and exaltation, consummation and relinquishment, yes and no, from both under the skin and from on its surface.
Rachael Lincoln & Amelia Rudolph, 2015
Featuring Bay Area vertical dance company Bandaloop as they journey across the Sierra, the film challenges the boundaries of site-specific performance and where it can be.