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Authenticity and perception in the making of Utah sunshine

a dance theatre/arts film

Ruth Way Russell Frampton

pp. 187-200

Abstract

As artists/scholars we are engaged in constructing working methodologies and frameworks which allow us to explore and interrogate the interface between filmic representations of the moving body, spatial narratives and the process of embedding multiple temporal locations. This chapter addresses how we resourced and shaped our performance materials in the making of our recent film project Utah Sunshine.1 The film is primarily a dance and visual arts film reflecting the current concerns and investigations inherent in our own practices, these being somatic movement and collage-based mixed-media painting.

Publication details

Published in:

Broadhurst Susan, Machon Josephine (2009) Sensualities/textualities and technologies: writings of the body in 21st century performance. Dordrecht, Springer.

Pages: 187-200

DOI: 10.1057/9780230248533_15

Full citation:

Way Ruth, Frampton Russell (2009) „Authenticity and perception in the making of Utah sunshine: a dance theatre/arts film“, In: S. Broadhurst & J. Machon (eds.), Sensualities/textualities and technologies, Dordrecht, Springer, 187–200.