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Self Portrait; In Quarantine (2020)
"Self Portrait; In Quarantine" is an experimental dance film inspired by the social isolation of the COVID19 pandemic. This film attempts to explore an escape route through the mind, using a mental journey (expressed visually) as a means to escape physical confinement. Music - "Morning Prayer" by Hypnotic Brass Ensemble Dancer - Kelly Hamlin For more info visit www.kellyhamlin.org
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Black Kings Dance Too (2019) - excerpt
This experimental film was made to reinforce more positive images of the black man in the public eye, but from a performing artists perspective. This film also highlights the most talented black male dancers in the Richmond dance community. Featured Dancers - Aaron Brown, Andrew Pruitt, Casey Inneigh, Desmin Taylor, DeShon Rollins, Elijah Fugham, Eric Robinson, Gregg "Papii" Whitlock, Jay Williams, John Manzari, Josh Jones, Kevin LaMarr Jones, Rave Williams, Roberto Whitaker, Rodney Dalypmler, Tony Colden, Tony Hawks, William Sterling Walker
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Feet of Soul (2019)
This video pays homage to the Black Girls Rock movement. Featured dancer, Christine Wyatt.
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Balle'Trina (2019)
This film was created to celebrate and recognize ballet dancers of color in the midst of today's social climate. Featuring Rachel Seeholzer, Principal Dancer with Stava Ballet (Richmond, VA).
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Luna Eclipse (2019)
Paying homage to Chinese culture and the influence its had on the concert dance world.
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Cacoon (2019)
Featuring dancers Alex Harvell and Ed Yates, this film was part of a stage production choreographed by Kelly Hamlin. The film was projected on the backdrop while professional ballet dancer Ed Yates performed a solo transforming from a suite and tie into a butterfly type figure. The essence of the film encourages people to not lose touch with nature in what is becoming a man-made society. Never lose touch with your inner being. (See live version under STAGE tab in menu bar)
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