Filming and editing performers is always a creative challenge: to retain the energy and feel of a live performance without ignoring the film format. Recent work includes documenting (film and photography) Chisenhale Dance Space’s Homemade Bursary Award Winners, trailers for Frank Wurzinger’s Me! Me! Me! and Priya Mistry’s Tropical Awkward Bastard and Moving Memory’s documentary commission Love Grows.
Videos in the player are Changing Spaces Theatre's trailer for Museum of Love, Moving Memory Dance Theatre’s performance at the Southbank Centre, Highlights from the Christmas show I made with Lorna Rees & Natalie Querol, and a preview of Chisenhale Dance Space Bursary winner whatsthebigmistry’s Ping Pong Crash.
Changing Spaces Theatre’s research and development for their dance production based on the book Museum of Innocence by Orhan Pamuk.
Moving Memory Dance Theatre is a company of fearless fabulous women over 55, this was a performance at London’s Southbank Centre symposium on creativity and ageing
The Christmas show made by Lorna Rees, myself and Natalie Querol for the newly reopened Shelley Theatre in Bournemouth. Such a fun show.
Chisenhale Dance Space bursary winner whatsthebigmistry.
Photo galleries are of performances from Will Dickie’s Memories of Suburibia, Natasha Davis’ Rupture, Asphyxia, Suspended and Internal Terrains, inter-generational hand portraits in , Priya Mistry's Ping Pong Crash, Alex Hemsley & Jamila Johnson Small's 'O' Neil Callaghan's A Certain Shaft of Light, and my own participatory art project Treasure, facilitating art sharings between primary school students and local care home residents.
Will Dickie @ Chisenhale Dance Space
WhatsthebigMistry @ Chisenhale Dance Space
Natasha Davis
Neil Callahan @ Chisenhale Dance Space
Four Hands portraits from Treasure, commissioned by People United
Project ‘O’ @ Chisenhale Dance Space
