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Dancer, photographer, and filmmaker Devin Muñoz is LIz and Maris's guest for Episode 8!
The three of them talk about the differences between filming dance for archival purposes, filming dance for film, and fictional dance movies. And the fun doesn't stop there! They also managed to talk about art critique, watching and rewatching movies, Soulja Boy, Center Stage, Tik Tok dances, and more.
Find Devin online at her website www.munozmotions.com and on Instagram @munoz_motions.
Follow us on social media! @lizhoulton & @mcantolin.
Join the dynamic duo for a wild conversation through the land of ballet discussing pointe shoes! As mentioned in the episode, here are a few links to check out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgGc6QZ_a3I *We chatted about Gaynor Minden's jumping on the colored shoe train first but this video details the Freed of London process for new shades of satin in 2018. Good for you, Freed!
https://hobbylark.com/performing-arts/Gaynor-Mindens The article we chatted briefly about, take a read for more context!
And stay tuned for PART 2 coming soon!
Follow us on our socials: @lizhoulton @mcantolin
Liz and Maris are joined by Marika Theofelis who is a dance educator trained in BrainDance, a teaching technique created by Anne Green-Gilbert. Waltzing through a brief history of our education system, the technique of BrainDance, itself, and how simple costuming can affect our performances, both on and off stage, the conversation drifts in and out of beautiful tangents from all three individuals. Enjoy this episode and check out Creative Dance Center for more info on this teaching technique!
Dancers Did That? is a dance history podcast by dancers, not historians. We welcome comments and corrections! --- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Liz and Maris are guestless this week as they talk through Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon and their almost 40 year working and romantic relationship.
They talk through Bob and Gwen's early lives and their careers before they met as well as their professional projects together, their symbiotic relationship, and why we often think about Bob Fosse's career as his alone.
Dancers Did That? is a dance history podcast by dancers, not historians. We welcome comments and corrections! --- This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Liz and Maris with guest Bonus Liz Dawson!
The three talk about Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, their favorite movie musicals, and how using and viewing art as an escape is universal.
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