Doug Fox’s Dance and Animation Program at Kinetic Cinema

At this monthly Kinetic Cinema program, Great Dance blogger Doug Fox will screen more than fifteen dance and movement animations.

The featured clips show how directors, artists, choreographers and dancers have used different animation styles and techniques to capture, illustrate and transform human movement.

Among the animation styles that will be highlighted during this screening program include: 2D, 3D, live-action and computer graphics, rotoscoping, stop-motion, interactive performance graphics, machinima, motion graphics and other styles.

For a complete list of videos to be screened, please the multimedia guide on Great Dance: http://bit.ly/ljkE

Tickets can be purchased at the door: $10.

About Kinetic Cinema

Kinetic Cinema is a co-presentation of Chez Bushwick and Pentacle's Movement Media and explores the intersection of dance and the moving image. Each month Anna Brady Nuse, director of Movement Media, invites a special guest from the fields of dance and the media arts to share films and videos that have inspired them. Anna Brady Nuse's Move The Frame: http://movetheframe.wordpress.com

About Doug Fox

Since the early 1990s, Doug Fox has written, spoken and consulted about the Internet and technology, primarily for the meeting and hospitality industry. In 2005, soon after beginning to study dance, Fox launched Great Dance, one of the first dance blogs. During the summer of 2008, he began to study and research all forms of animation, especially as they relate to dance and movement. This research led to the creation of his dance animation educational program, which he will be introducing at Kinetic Cinema. Doug Fox's Great Dance: http://greatdance.com