white shirt, black tie, black pants xxs will be screened at dance on camera 2012!
We're excited to announce that The Dance on Camera Festival, co-produced by Dance Films Association (DFA) and The Film Society of Lincoln Center, has accepted our work as part of the 40th annual internationally touring Dance on Camera Festival and will be screened at The Walter Reade Theater in January of the coming year!The piece was choreographed by our own David Fernandez and features the Academy dancers Tess Davis, Katherine Flug, Amanda Kenner and Mae Logan along with 12 other your dancers from various schools.Congratulations to all!WHITE SHIRT, BLACK TIE, BLACK PANTS XXS...A Ballet Films behind-the-scenes look at 16 aspiring young dancers exploring an opportunity uncommon for this age group - the chance to collaborate and perform a contemporary ballet work from an up and coming choreographer with dancers from four different schools. This short-format documentary gives the viewer a chance to see how these young ladies are brought together, how they feel about being selected and how the common goal of opportunity prevails over the typical rehearsal/performance process for this age group. The piece also features commentary from notable personalities within the dance world.Duration: 14 minutes Music: J.S Bach Brandenburg Concerto #5 in D Allegro Choreograpy by: David Fernandez With Dancers from: The Dance Theatre of Harlem, The Joffrey Ballet School, The Scarsdale Ballet Studio and Westport's Academy of Dance Directed by: David Schilirio and David Fernandez Cinematography and Photography: Craig Hyland, David Schiliro, Niko Plaitakis and Shannon KesterProduced by: Visual Mercenary Group in association with Craig Hyland and David FernandezBALLET FILMS...Is your access to classical ballet works and contemporary dance pieces performed by today's most talented performers. We invite you to share in these moments, as they have never been seen elsewhere - off the grand stage, up-close and very personal.This ongoing series includes performances choreographed especially for the lens along with behind-the-scenes moments and interviews with the performers, choreographers, film crew and notable enthusiasts.Please enjoy, share your commentary, and stay tuned for ongoing inspiration.To help propel our ongoing effort to support and raise awareness for the arts you can donate by credit cardYour tax-deductible contribution by VISA or MasterCard by clicking here. Type in David Fernandez and please be sure to fill in all of the contact info so that we can acknowledge your donation with a proper thank you!