MONUMENT

Awarded “Best Long” at the Portland Dance Film Festival, “The Honorary Award” at the Dance Films Association and Official Selection at the Divulge Dancers’ Film Festival (LA) and the 40 North Dance Film Festival (San Diego), MONUMENT subverts iconic Americana into a queer exploration of mediation, memory and space.   

A Film By Zia Anger, Tobin Del Cuore and Adam H Weinert

Music by Christopher Garneau

Featuring Eric Jackson Bradley, Nicholas Bruder, Quinn Czejkowski, Christopher Garneau, Ross Katen, Logan Frances Kruger, Davon Rainey, and Adam H Weinert

Dramaturge Michelle Mola

Lighting Design JAX Messenger

Production Manager Dan Stermer

 

He's in a Great Place!

BMW Tate Live: Performance Room
Tate Modern
Thursday 27 February 2014, 20.00

Director/Writer: Cally Spooner
Choreographer: Adam Weinert
Opera Singer: Veronika Benning
Dancers: Sonia Garcia, Lisa Miramond, Zoé Courel
Featuring: Laura McLean-Ferris
Composer: Peter Joslyn
Costumes: Malene List Thomsen
Stage set: Giles Round
Production assistance: Edd Hobbs

Knockout

Director: Zia Anger
Choreographer: Adam Weinert
Producer: Miles Joris-Peyrafitte
Executive Producer: Brian Sampson
Art Direction: Caiti Hawkins
Eye Assistant: Annie Bielski
Editors: Lucy Munger and Miles Joris-Peyrafitte
Color Correction: Joseph Mastantuono

Dancers: Cynthia Koppe and Davon Rainey

Extras: Jessica Puglisi, Kenji Suzuki, Robert Caldwell, Karen Schoemer, Laetitia Hussain, Annie Bielski, Eve Alpert, Scott Kellerhouse, Tess Boris-Schacter, Kasra Kurt

Knockout from the album In the Hollows


Hi-Five

Directed By: Zia Anger

Producer/AD: Miles Joris-Peyrafitte
Cinematography: Ashley Connor
Choreography: Adam Weinert
Art Direction: Caiti Hawkins
Grip and Electric: Danny April
Associate Producer: Samuel Baumel
PA: David Britton
Hair and Makeup: H. Weinstein 
Additional Talent: Jim Steele



Match Box Dances

Match Box Dances is a short, four-part dancefilm shot on the streets, sidewalks and loading docks of DUMBO, one of New York’s most quickly changing neighborhoods. The product of an inter-disciplinary collaboration, Match Box Dances is a snapshot of ongoing investigations of portraiture in dance on camera. The project explores the intersection of public, private and personal gestures, while employing a creative and technical regard to immediacy similar to that of an instant Polaroid: The content, creation and production arise necessarily ‘of-the-moment’, and produce an artifact that functions as both document and art object.

Please visit www.matchboxdances.com to learn more.