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Call for Submissions: Global Dance Video (part 3)
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Call for Submissions: Global Dance Circle video
Mark DeGarmo Dance
MDD is now seeking submissions for our next “Global Dance Circle” video! Professional and recreational dancers are all invited to submit a clip.
Copyright © 2020 Mark DeGarmo. All Rights Reserved.
Deadline:
07/13/2020
Entry Fee:
- No
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Call for Submissions: Global Dance Video
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On April 30th, 2020, Mark DeGarmo Dance hosted Virtual Dance for Dance to connect with its global communities and raise money for its year-round programming. After the video broadcast, MDD held an open dance party on Zoom…
Click here for the first Global Dance Circle video
To continue to connect with our global communities, MDD is now seeking submissions for our next “Global Dance Circle” video! Professional and recreational dancers are all invited to submit a clip. To be included in MDD’s next "Global Dance Circle" video.
Please include (where applicable):
Your name, as you would like it to appear in the video
Your Instagram to be tagged in the IGTV video
Your location (where in the world are you dancing from?)
www.markdegarmodance.org
www.facebook.com/markdegarmodancers
www.instagram.com/markdegarmodance
www.twitter.com/DeGarmo_MDD
Copyright © 2020 Mark DeGarmo. All Rights Reserved.
*Please note: Mark DeGarmo Dance has the ultimate decision of what is included in the final video. By submitting your video to Mark DeGarmo Dance, you are agreeing to: grant MDD all permissions to use, reproduce and publish said video indefinitely; to alter the same without restrictions; and to copyright the same. You also release MDD and its board of directors, officers, employees, legal representatives, and assigns from any and all such claims, actions, and liability relating to its use of said creative work, photographs, videotapes, and/or likeness.
Deadline:
06/14/2020
Entry Fee:
- No
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Dare to Dance in Public's SIX FOOT DISTANCE DANCES
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Dare To Dance in Public Film Festival challenges you to….
SIX FOOT DISTANCE DANCES: Making the Private Public
- How do we dance in isolation… and how do we connect?
- How do we create relevance dancing in the privacy of our own homes?
- What do we feel while being physically limited by an invisible enemy?
In the face of COVID 19 we refuse to be stopped… If anything, our creativity should be amplified!
So we challenge ourselves and we challenge you...
Conceptualize, choreograph, direct, art direct, & in all ways engage in the creation of a 1-minute or less site-specific dance film inside the privacy of your home. Respond directly to the site!
Explore shooting coverage & employing multiple camera angles…. Experiment!!!
Use quick cuts, speed ramps… circle the dance, invite the camera inside of the dance.
Try to capture the feeling of the dance…
Avoid using only frontal coverage!
Feel free to express exactly how you feel about what you're going through — what we're all going through…
When is the deadline? With no end in sight to this lockdown, we are extending this challenge indefinitely.
We will select several one minute or less movies to post to our IG/FB, and at some point TBD we will select 6 winners to receive cash awards + coverage in Cultural Weekly!
Prize summary:
Six films will be awarded a cash prize (amount TBD) and coverage by Sarah Elgart @arrogantelbow in her column ScreenDance Diaries for www.culturalweekly.com
Prizes Details:
Six films will be awarded a cash prize (amount TBD) and coverage by Sarah Elgart @arrogantelbow in her column ScreenDance Diaries for www.culturalweekly.com
Entry Fee:
- Yes
Fee Detail:
$6
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kNOwBOX dance Short Series (NBSS)
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No matter what factors are out in the world we can always make, share, and connect using the digital space. This is NOT the only way to enjoy dance but this is a way to bring people together. kNOwBOX dance Short Series (NBSS) is a digital dance ‘short series’ that will premiere on NB social media accounts to promote artmaking and artist connection via the digital space.
kNOwBOX dance seeks to curate a festival of 30 to 60 second dance shorts that challenge the possibilities of what dance can look like in video form. For our first year we wanted to create a theme that could connect with people world wide. This year's theme is CONNECTION.
This short series seeks exciting dance films that explore;
1. Innovative approach to framing dance in a 1x1 square frame (optional)
2. Challenge possibilities of what dance can look like in video form within 30 to 60 seconds
3. Create a relationship between sight, sound, and movement to connect us on a deeper level
Prize summary:
Social Media & Website Feature. International Film Festival Screening. Podcast interview.
Prizes Details:
Social Media & Website Feature - promoting filmmaker including social media and website links
say NO to the BOX popsocket
#NBSS Visionary - screened at kNOwBOX dance Film Festival 2020 and NBFF 2020 On Tour
#NBSS Visionary - guaranteed interview on our Dance Behind the Screen Podcast
Deadline:
05/15/2020
Entry Fee:
- Yes
Fee Detail:
$3
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Open Call for Choreographers for MAKING MOVES DANCE FESTIVAL 2020
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The Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning (JCAL) invites NYC-based dance companies and choreographers to apply via open call for the 11th Annual Making Moves Dance Festival 2020 ~ Switchin’ It Up (MMDF2020).
MMDF2020 offers paid performance opportunities for 11 choreographers on both the indoor and outdoor stages of the Jamaica Performing Arts Center on Friday, Sept. 25, 2020 and Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020, with an Outdoor Kickoff Party on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020.
MMDF2020 will not only showcase new, emerging and underrepresented professional choreographers, but we’re Switchin’ It Up by providing an additional way for creative choreographers and dance artists to represent the diversity that is Queens and NYC: an open-style, live-juried, audience-participating Community Dance Battle set for Thursday, Sept. 24, including a pot of money and prizes to the winner. The Dance Battle , followed by our season kick-off Dance Party , is free and open to the public.
Program Timeline : The open-call application portal will be active as of Feb. 10; the deadline for applications is April 15, 2020. The jury will meet in May 2020. Selected groups will be notified by early June 2020. Calls of inquiry regarding the status of an application will not be returned.
Eligibility : MMDF2020 is open to emerging and underrepresented NYC-based choreographers and companies with bold ideas and a progressive/contemporary nature. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and must have presented work previously in a public format; students may apply only for the Community Dance Battle when sign-ups are made available in August 2020. Applicants must be NYC residents as of the application deadline or can demonstrate a significant, documented track record of artistic activity in NYC. Queens residents receive preference for all opportunities.
Selection Criteria : Applicants will be chosen based on the strength of their submitted work; quality samples are important. MMDF2020 jurors and JCAL's Director of Programs and Artist Services will base choices on clarity of choreographic vision and artist statement; ability of the artist (through visual aid, written or another form of communication) to share the choreographer's commitment to purpose, aesthetic and technique; a performing company of quality that is trained to represent the work of the choreographer; and a demonstrated desire and ability to share their work and vision.
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MMDF2020 Offers Four Opportunities for Choreographers and Dance Companies:
Major Commission : One choreographer will be commissioned to create a 30 to 45-minute work to be presented on the indoor stage at evening performances on Sept. 25 and 26. The commissioned choreographer will receive a stipend of $4,000 to create the work, and receive up to 80 hours of free rehearsal space at JCAL. The commissioned choreographer will also receive a $500 fee to deliver a public program developed over a residency period to support full development of the commissioned work. This public program may be a workshop, master class, free public performance or other community-based activity taking place in a JCAL studio. The commissioned choreographer will provide dancers, costumes, lighting, props, etc., out of commissioned funds.
Emerging Artists : Up to four emerging and/or underrepresented professional choreographers and groups will receive a stipend of $800 to present a 15 to 25-minute piece on the indoor stage on Sept. 25 and 26. The choreographers and/or groups will be able to demonstrate a track record of public performances, commit time to the choreographic process, and highlight their creative concepts.
Early-Career Artists : Up to four early-career professional choreographers and/or groups will receive a $500 stipend to present a 15 to 25-minute piece on the outdoor stage on Sept. 25 and 26 (presenting existing work is encouraged). The choreographers and/or groups will be able to demonstrate a track record of public performances, commit time to the choreographic process, and highlight their creative concepts.
New Artists : Two new choreographers and/or groups will receive a stipend of $350 to present a 12 to 15-minute piece on the outdoor stage on Sept. 25 and 26 (presenting existing work is encouraged).
Deadline:
04/15/2020
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ADF's Movies by Movers Film Festival 2020 Submissions
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Female dancer in yellow dress falls onto couch covered in newspaper.
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Accepted films are screened at the American Dance Festival. Attendees to the festival receive tickets to a show, opportunities to take classes and network with other dance film artists.
Deadline:
02/14/2020
Entry Fee:
- Yes
Fee Detail:
$15-$35
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