A few days ago, Radiohead released the first video “Lotus Flower” off their new album “King of Limbs”. Since then, discussion boards have lit up with conversation about the choreography. Some fans love it, some hate it, and quite a few are perplexed by it. Many are asking “what...

Since New York City Ballet is performing Swan Lake this week, what more appropriate way could there be to launch the second season of DancePulp than with an interview with Matthew Bourne, creator of the most innovative version of the famed ballet to hit the stage since the original premiered in 1877....

It’s 2011 and APAP is around the corner, which means we get to enjoy 2011 for a few days before we spend a week talking about 2012 and 2013 and, in keeping with the theme of the conference, 2021. So let’s look back, look forward and seize the day decade. #1 Globalization (2010: #1) Last year, the...

First the Beatles, now Ballet. What’s on your screen? TenduTV gets some love from The Wall Street Journal. Tweet

A great article by Zac Whittenburg (aka @trailerpilot) about TenduTV and the challenges of bringing dance  into the digital world, in this week’s TimeOut Chicago, available in print and online. Read the article in full here: “An Idea That Clicks” Tweet

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Since announcing the premiere of the Dance on Camera Festival on TenduTV, we’ve had a few people commenting on the water effects in Ben Dolphin’s film Arising According to this interview, Arising was filmed using high-speed Phantom cameras, including the Phantom 65, which is capable of shooting...

2010 promises to be the beginning of a new age for the dance field, and great and wide reaching opportunities become available to even the newest of dance companies. But, once these doors open, it remains to be seen how many companies will have the infrastructure required to walk through them. Here are...

German news is sadly reporting that Pina Bausch has died at the age of 68. According to the news reports, Ms. Bausch was diagnosed with cancer less than a week ago, although there is no confirmation that the cancer was directly related to her death. Our deepest sympathies to her friends, family and loved...

The Red One Camera System, http://www.red.com Videographers and dance film makers should be quite pleased to read the above, especially because they were not spoken by me, but by Alistair Spaulding of Sadler’s Wells as part of his plenary speech on Saturday. The importance of video was a theme...