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Press (3rd Ed. 2018)

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mourningZum 3.Mal in Folge seit 2016 fand in Graz dieses kleine, feine Festival statt, initiiert und kuratiert von der in Graz lebenden italienischen Tänzerin/Choreographin Valentina Moar. Alles begann mit sechs europäischen Filmen, im zweiten Jahr wurden bereits 17 internationale Tanz-Filme präsentiert und ein Best-Of Preis vergeben, heuer kamen an zwei Tagen jeweils 17 Tanz-Kurzfilme aus aller Welt zur Aufführung.

80 Filme waren es, die bei der internationalen Ausschreibung eingereicht wurden; Continue Reading →

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DANCE ON SCREEN Festival Awards 2018

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We are proud to announce the AWARDED FILMS of Dance on Screen 2018!!

Our international jury
Sarah Taylor – maître de ballet, choreographer and dancer
Gabor Pinter – artistic director of Szerpentin Dance Film Festival Budapest and Parallel Art Foundation
Stefan Schmid – filmmaker and head of AVBaby Studios Graz
decided unanimously for:

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DANCE ON SCREEN Festival Schedule 2018

Valentina Moar presents the Festival Schedule 2018

Friday 9th November 2018

01 Mitchell Rose „Exquisite corps“ – USA – special guest film
02 Marta Renzi „In search of lost time“ – USA
03 Allison Beda „Emotional Houdini“ – CAN
04 Zachary Chant & Denislav Kanev „Void“ – D
05 Cristina Zarzalejos & Ana Luz Bullón „Abismo“ – E
06 Nathan Smith & Max Pollard „Botchan retreat“ – AUS/JAP
07 Nicole Seiler „Amauros (1)“ – CH

60seconds dance category (5 films): Continue Reading →

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Dance On Screen Festival Partner 2018

This Year we will show a total of 34 Films, have the DANCE ON SCREEN AWARD ‚BEST FILM‘ which will be selected by an international jury and the DANCE ON SCREEN Audience AWARD! 6 of our films come from our cooperation partner ‚Szerpentin Dance Film Festival Budapest‘, 3 Films come from our cooperation partner ‚SET.mefree Venice/London‘.

Thanks to all our Supporters and Cooperation Partners 2018!

Dance On Screen is supported by: Stadt Graz Kultur & Land Steiermark Kultur, Europa, Außenbeziehungen
Dance On Screen Best Film Award is supported by: die ORGANISATION Graz
Dance On Screen Audience Award is supported by: 2B functional fruit drinks
Szerpentin Cooperation supported by: Parallel Foundation & 25nka Nemzeti Kulturalis Alap
SET.mefree Cooperation supported by: VeNe & futuremellon

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Dance On Screen Artists 2018

Grafik: Luca MorgantiWe are proud to announce the Dance On Screen Artists 2018:

Aliki Chiotaki (GRE), Allison Beda (CA), Ana Luz Bullon (ESP), Annabella Lenzu (USA), Augenblick (IT), César Brodermannn (USA), Dagmar Dachauer (AT), Attila Damokos (HU), Denislav Kanev (DE), Gianpaolo Bigoli/Francesca Ruggerini (IT), Jan Vesala/Antoinette Helbing (DK), Jordan James Bridge (GBR), Daša Grgič/Luca Quaia (IT), Marcell Andristyák (HU), Marta Renzi (USA), Tóth Mátyás/Csilla Nagy (HU), Melissa Priske (HU), Michele Manzini (IT), Mitchell Rose (USA), Nathan Smith/Max Pollard (AUS/JP), Nicola Hepp (NL), Nicole Seiler (CH), Roswitha Chesher (GBR), Salvatore Insana (IT), Sasha Diga (GRE), Réka Szabó (HU), Taneli Törmä (DK), Viktor Horváth (HU), Vito Alfarano (IT), Viviane Frehner (AUS), Zachary Chant/Denislav Kanev (DE)

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DANCE ON SCREEN – Festival Dates (3rd Ed. 2018)

[:de]Das Dance on Screen Festival in dritter Edition findet am 9. und 11. November 2018 im Filmzentrum Rechbauerkino in Graz, Österreich statt

foto: Viviane Frehner

Freitag 9.11.: 18.00-20.00
Sonntag 11.11.: 16.00-18.00 + Dance on Screen Award 18.00-18.30[:en]Das Dance on Screen Festival in dritter Edition findet am 9. und 11. November 2018 im Filmzentrum Rechbauerkino in Graz, Österreich statt

foto: Viviane Frehner

Freitag 9.11.: 18.00-20.00
Sonntag 11.11.: 16.00-18.00 + Dance on Screen Award 18.00-18.30[:it]Dance on Screen Festival third edition will take place on 9th and 11th November 2018 at Filmzentrum Rechbauerkino in Graz, Austria

foto: Viviane Frehner

Fri 9.11.: 18.00-20.00
Sun 11.11.: 16.00-18.00 + Dance on Screen Award 18.00-18.30[:]

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About the festival

Dance On Screen is the first videodance festival in Austria. It takes place in Graz, UNESCO city of Design, Cultural Capital of Europe 2003 and capital city of Styria annually since 2016.

It is an international dance film festival and includes a range of short films that celebrate the immediacy of dance combined with the intimacy of the camera’s eyes: short films, shown through movement.

Videodance got an universal language, since it is not only combined with a given tongue, but with a visual and more immediate emotional impact. There is a huge diversity making a product of short-dance-film, that has something to do both with the way to film a choreography and the way to create a choreography for the film.

The same concept of choreography becomes much wider: choreography is generated by filmed movements, but also by the movement of the camera, by the cutting, by the rhythm of the images, or by the colors or the landscapes.

Dance On Screen wants to show this variety, looking for short-dance-films that manifest their own artistic aesthetics and are engaged in that breadth of strategy of creating choreography.

The festival aims at the creation of a space that stimulates the interest of the public and concentrates creation and research.

DANCE ON SCREEN AWARD Jury

2016/17: 


Sarah Taylor – Australia, choreographer and dancer, currently Maîtres de ballet at Balletto di Roma

Hallgrim Hansegård – Norway, artistic director and choreographer of Frikar


Giuseppe Domingo Romano – Italy, director, film producer and head of Except house production.

2018:


Sarah Taylor – Australia, choreographer and dancer, currently Maîtres de ballet at Balletto di Roma
Gabor Pinter – Hungary, director of the Szerpentin Dance Film Festival Budapest

Stefan Schmid – Austria, head of the Graz film production company AVbaby.

2019:

Liz King – UK/Austria, artistic director of the Choreographisches Zentrum Burgenland, choreographer

Sebastian Höglinger – Austria, festival director of Diagonale – Festival des österreichischen Films

Sarah Möller, curator of the Pool Tanzfilm Festival Berlin.

The location:

Since 2019 the festival is taking place at Space04 in Kunsthaus Graz, the museum of modern art that was built as part of the programme for the European Capital of Culture 2003, designed by architects Peter Cook and Colin Fournier.

The first three festival editions took place at Filmzentrum Rechbauerkino in Graz. This is an avantgarde cinema located in one of the most picturesque streets of the old town. Rechbauerkino is a reference point for ‚culture-hungry people‘ and is a must in the cultural scene of Graz.