| 682 | Friday, April 3, 2009 |
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| 7:00 PM-9:30 PM | Marriott Waterside:Meeting Rooms 5 & 6 |
| Dance Film Festival! |
| The National Dance Association is proud to announce its first-ever Dance Film Festival! Enjoy an evening of one-of-a-kind films about Alaska; Ghanian dance ceremonials; American Dance Guild documentary on Gypsy Flamenco diva, Carmen Amaya; and the unique creative experimental dance films by filmographer, John Fracchia. |
| Contributors: Ellen Van't Hof (Grant funded Independent Documentary)- "Finding Their Own Dance: Reawakening the Alaskan Alutiiq Arts" John Fracchia (Awe Of Daw Films)-
"Outside(In)finite", "Danse Enchantée" and "Celestial Somesthesis"
Tarin Hampton (Fulbright Scholar research) -"Elegance of Culture: Traditional Ghanaian Dance and Drumming"
Deborah Mauldin (American Dance Guild Archives) -"Carmen Amaya: Queen of the Gypsies" |
| Speakers: Ellen Van't Hof, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI; John Fracchia, Independent film maker, Brooktondale, NY; Tarin T. D. Hampton, Spellman College, Atlanta, GA; and Deborah Mauldin, Independent Choreographer and Teacher, Harpersville, AL |
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Speakers: |
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Finding Their Own Dance: Reawakening the Alaskan Alutiiq Arts
Ellen Van't Hof, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI |
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Motion/Emotion: Selected Films by Innovative Film Maker
John Fracchia, Independent film maker, Brooktondale, NY |
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Elegance of Culture: Traditional Ghanaian Dance and Drumming
Tarin T. D. Hampton, Spellman College, Atlanta, GA |
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American Dance Guild Film Archives - "Carmen Amaya: Queen of Gypsies"
Deborah Mauldin, Independent Choreographer and Teacher, Harpersville, AL |
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