We operate as a not-for-profit organisation that aims to inspire artists, filmmakers, dancers, choreographers, and audiences around the world with the language of dance, cinema & artistic narratives.
Dance Cinema is an online archive cinema that offers regular, high quality screen dance works directed by visual / dance artists and filmmakers whose production lies in-between contemporary art, dance and cinema.
Films and videos are published for 1 month, and featured alongside podcast interviews with their makers – from directors to dancers, editors to cinematographers, sound to costume designers.
Screendance works are selected due to the importance of their content, their collaborative curiosity, and originality in blurring the boundaries between cinema, dance, and contemporary art. We present a diversity of styles and creative sensibilities, and celebrate works by both established and emerging artists.
Based in Sydney, Australia, we host annual public festival screenings, gallery exhibitions and dance filmmaking workshops.
Dance Cinema is an online archive cinema that offers regular, high quality screen dance works directed by visual / dance artists and filmmakers whose production lies in-between contemporary art, dance and cinema.
Films and videos are published for 1 month, and featured alongside podcast interviews with their makers – from directors to dancers, editors to cinematographers, sound to costume designers.
Screendance works are selected due to the importance of their content, their collaborative curiosity, and originality in blurring the boundaries between cinema, dance, and contemporary art. We present a diversity of styles and creative sensibilities, and celebrate works by both established and emerging artists.
Based in Sydney, Australia, we host annual public festival screenings, gallery exhibitions and dance filmmaking workshops.
MEET THE TEAM
Alexia Newsome
Editor & Business Writer |
Alexia is currently completing her Bachelor of Psychology at Macquarie University. She brings to Dance Cinema over 3 years experience in the Not-For-Profit sector, having received grants to work on behalf of organisations in the Philippines, Indonesia, Fiji and Australia. Her most recent research project was concentrated in remote and rural areas of Fiji, where she worked alongside a local NGO to evaluate programs that prevent violence against women and their families. She has a unique combination of skills that blend grant writing, direct marketing, campaigning, recruitment, visual arts and research design. She aspires to work in the international development sector, and to apply an evidenced-based approach to areas of violence against women and sexual health.
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Tobias Brittan
Director of Photography & Carpenter tradesman |
Tobias has over 20 years professional Director of Photography experience. He lived and worked in Vancouver, Canada in the TV & Film industry for 18 years. Moving to Sydney in 2017, Tobias is currently freelancing for the Australia TV & Film Industry and renovating his tree house.
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