About the event
Video dance is a form of choreographic creation designed exclusively to be filmed. Situated at the intersection of dance, film, and the visual arts, it goes far beyond mere recording: it opens up a unique dialogue between the body and the image, and therein lies its distinctiveness and strength.
Jérémy Tran returns to his homeland to offer a six-day master class. Usually reserved for students at higher education institutions, this is his only workshop open to the general public. Participants will be guided through the entire creative process: writing a synopsis, choreographing for the camera, filming, and editing. The goal is to provide the methodological and technical tools necessary to develop one’s own projects independently. No prior editing experience is required, but familiarity with computers is recommended.
Designed as an immersive and intensive experience, this workshop may require personal time commitment outside of scheduled hours, particularly during the writing, preparation, and editing phases.
It will conclude with a public screening of the participants’ work at Studio 43—an art-house cinema in Dunkirk—on Tuesday, October 13, at 6:30 p.m. Each participant will leave with a completed work, which will be presented at the screening.
➜ TARGET AUDIENCE
Audience: dancers on the path to becoming professionals or already working professionals, dance teachers, choreographers, videographers, and photographers aged 16 and older.
As part of the Allure Folle festival.
