今月, 観客はスクリーニングすることができます 信頼のために踊る: ハレ 聴衆は学生の心の調整をスクリーニングすることができます. This film is curated for the Planet Classroom Network by Battery Dance.
信頼のために踊る: ハレ, directed by Andres Gambier, follows a 20-hour dance workshop in Halle, ドイツ, where students develop original choreography.
The film beautifully captures the passion, 創造性, and collaboration of the participants, offering a vibrant portrayal of how dance can inspire and transform.
This production is an inspiring and energetic exploration of the art of movement.
教育のためのグローバル検索 is pleased to welcome back Battery Dance’s Founder, Artistic Director and Choreographer Jonathan Hollander
Jonathan, 信頼のために踊る: ハレ showcases the transformative power of creativity. What was the most surprising moment during the workshop that you felt encapsulated this transformation?
We had one group that was younger than our usual target, with language and cultural differences that made it extremely difficult to connect. Some kids dropped out, but those who stayed made a valiant effort and were rewarded with full-on applause from the audience.
How did you approach capturing the students’ emotional journeys while maintaining the energy of the 20-hour workshop?
We work for 4 hours per day, with a couple of short breaks in between. There are definitely moments when the kids become tired or emotionally stressed. 運よく, movement is a great form of therapy, and moving together as a group has a tendency to re-energize them. そう, 実際に, those 4 hours go by very quickly!
What feedback have you received from audiences, and how has it shaped your approach to future projects?
There are two standout reactions from the audience. 最初の, I see teachers and parents in astonishment at the performances, seeing “their” kids express themselves in ways they hadn’t seen before at home or in school. A kind of catharsis takes place in the workshops, which unleashes the creativity of the kids. The other is that while we work with different levels of the German education system, from the college-bound to those who will likely go into vocations after graduating from high school, the level of creativity and performance often defies the hierarchy. Some participants who may not excel academically rise to the top when it comes to dance, ムーブメント, と創造.
Dance is a deeply collaborative art form. How did you navigate filming such an intense creative process while staying true to the students’ individuality and collective work?
Andres and his team are young people themselves and blend in well with the participants. They are unobtrusive yet come with high-level filmmaking skills, as is obvious from this documentary. I’m not sure if they feel this way, しかしとして “older person” myself, I feel they have the right touch for working with youth.
Thank you Jonathan!
C.M. Rubin with Jonathan and Dancers
お見逃しなく信頼のために踊る: ハレ Planet Classroom Network でストリーミング中. This film is curated for the Planet Classroom Network by Battery Dance.
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