Author: experimentalfilmfestival

Rachel Leigh Dolan is a choreographer, director, and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. She is a two-time recipient of the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Choreography and a student of Debbie Allen. With an extensive resume working in New York and Regional Theatre, Rachel aims to create theatrical works for digital media that are dance… Continue reading Director BIO: Rachel Leigh Dolan (only living boy)

only living boy; a love/hate story for New York is a dance narrative about the duality of being an artist in the city. We are equally inspired and disparaged at the same time.

Growing up in such a unique place like San Francisco, I’ve always had a love of capturing what was around me. No matter the medium or landscape, as a creator I believe it is my duty to capture moments in time and share my view of the world. I am leaving something behind for generations,… Continue reading Director BIO: Latiece Brown (TURFIN)

Turfin is a short documentary giving a brief glimpse into the world of the Bay Area street dance called, Turf Dancing. Project Links  Instagram

Bo Nawacharee, born and raised in Bangkok Thailand, is a writer/director based in Los Angeles and Bangkok. Bo’s works tell personal stories with scent of intimacy and violence. She often denies enjoy having ‘feelings’ but her works recurrently embark on the quest of emotions, exploring relationships of people, both within and in between. With a… Continue reading Director BIO: Bo Nawacharee (BANGKOK 2.5)

bangkok2.5 is an expression of a struggle to survive. in a city where fresh air has become a luxury, this dance film spills out the daily combat each metropolitan takes on. bangkok’s air that is polluted with pm2.5, as known as the fine dust, has been an ongoing issue with the lack of concerns by… Continue reading Short Film: BANGKOK 2.5, 4min., Thailand, Dance

Dance Artist, Educator, and Filmmaker based in Seattle and New York City. They hold an MFA in Dance from the University of Washington.

Through reflection and refraction, starkly contrasted forms explore rhythm, tension and breath in togetherness.

Jess Hoversen is a Washington DC based dancer, choreographer, and economist. Her works have been performed in Washington DC, Chicago, and New Delhi, India. She is a recent graduate of the ICONs choreography program. Dustyn Martincich is interested in investigating narrative, collaborative, and interdisciplinary possibilities in theatre and dance performance. She has movement directed, choreographed,… Continue reading Director BIO:  Dustyn R Martincich, Jess Hoversen, Andrew Roddewig