Showing posts with label movement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movement. Show all posts

Saturday, January 2, 2010

THIS IS WHERE IM @




the current movement stlye that my ass is into as of the moment is break dancing. 2009 i dabbled into it with some of my choreography. 2010 your gonna see some more coming out the TAGsf house. BAY AREA DANCERS HIT ME UP IF YOU HAVE SOME FLOOR SKILLS!






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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Incubation: Studio G

all of you need readers i am bringing back some old material from Studio G. With these tough economic times one can not afford to be just wasting money on rentals or wasting movement information....... Oh hell no!

This clip was shot in my room about a year ago with the understanding that i will be using the information at a later point with different music and multiple dancers. Now i am currently in the studio working on new material for a May performance using multi-media and i will be bringing this little study that i did in my room back. I made it just for this case. A long time ago while studying composition in school one of my classmates and good friend Kevin Guy told me thats its ok to re use movement that you have made earlier. Not everything has to be new and its not cheating if you never used it in a show before now is it? Ive been doing it ever since and i always have a back catalog to resort back to.



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Studio G_Incubation from T.A.G.San Francisco on Vimeo.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

William Forsythe Drawing Movement Connections


This is a great read about how technology and dance can be merged to track movement connections.

click the link below for the full article in the New York Times.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/29/arts/dance/29sulc.html?ref=dance

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

A Little Bit O Fun


My bad about the lack of posts as of late. Been trying to get myself back in the swing of things and have a lot on my mind.

I mentioned earlier about doing some collabos with some new music artists, one of them being a old classmate of mine from North Carolina School of the Arts. His name is Alex Adams and he was at school for music. Now he is based out of Atlanta. He works with the Ny based choreographer also from NCSA Emery Lecrone on music so he must be good cause she is always in the NY Times. Alex has been texting me a lot over the new years along with emails of his music. Here is where the fun comes in.

Granted, when i say "fun" its more than likely something a little fucked up. I went out yesterday after work to have some fun and busted the back of my head against the wall trying to nail a skateboard trick. Now thats fun:( Anywho......I decided to give Alex a little challenge just so that i can see what he can do. The other night i went out onto my balcony set up a Lamp light and a camera that i had postioned on the ground looking up at me. Pressed play on my Ipod, started to Jam. Clearly i know what song i was listening to that would make me to move the way that i did. The trick is taking my movement and setting new music to it. That is going to be Alex's job and im very curious about what he will come up with.

See having a little bit o fun:P



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