Dance Films Association member Keyvn Fairchild's short dance film begins shooting in June. Jump on board now for a dose of summer romance.

DFA member Natalie Metzger moves from the stage to film, in the adaptation of SACRAMENT. We've screened two of her films and are happy to support this latest project.

Pledge $500 or more and commission your own dance film. How about that?!

Support Fleet Moves, a dance festival that not only integrates dance and film, but one that also includes the local community.

Filmed at 100 Grand in Soho, FIVE DANCES features five New York City dancers. Support this narrative that defines the tried and true story of a dancer in New York City.

This documentary follows the creative process of three choreographers- Marta Renzi, Zach Morris and Christine Sandorfi. We are thrilled to support this film, the work of our friends at Island Moving Company.

16mm black and white film stock is still alive in "Ghost line"! Back this project and nod to the days of Buster Keaton!

DFA screened Bicephaly Pictures' short dance film URBAN MATTER at a Dance Film Lab Moderated Screening. We applaud their move in the direction of a feature length film.

Support "Studies in Space" and support the ageless fascination with space, essential to both dance and film.

Licenses are not too fun. Yet it is important to obtain rights to support other artists and to ensure your film is in the clear. We applaud "Anela en Rouge" for taking this important step!

FANFARE FOR MARCHING BANNED was a Post Production Grant Recipient in 2011 and screened in our shorts program in the 2012 Dance on Camera Festival. They've come a long way since they launched this campaign, which includes a new title!

Screen Adaptation. It's not just an Oscar category, but yet another way to bring dance to film!

Dance meets fantasy with the help of special effects. See the film here, which premiered on Vimeo March 5th and screened at SXSW.
https://vimeo.com/37848135

Support the space where most ambitious program of the 2012 Dance on Camera Tour will take place. Dance Films Kino is an official Dance on Camera Tour Partner.

Music videos, a prime place to merge dance and film!

DFA attended SXSW this year. Trash Dance was one of the few dance films to screen at the festival. Visit our website to see the other dance films that screened. http://bit.ly/GDqa0z

Mandorla incorporates dance film, quoted by the creator Jenny Rocha as an "integral part" of the live performance.

An example of dance film for social empowerment.

"indifference" integrates multiple levels of media and points to the possibility of including dance film in live performance.

Upcoming project by Dance Films Association member, Amber Adams!

Sometimes words aren't enough. That's why we turn to dance film. And why we support SOUR.

Screened in the Shorts Program in our 2012 Dance on Camera Festival, Bench Seat is a wonderful example of collaboration.

The premiere of Girl Walk // All Day was a dance party. The precedent has been set, screenings no longer need to be in theaters. Jacob spoke at our Kickstarter workshop during our Festival: http://www.dancefilms.org/event/kickstarter-presentation/
Also screening at SXSW!

Showcased in the Meet the Artist Program in our 2012 Dance on Camera Festival, Richard Daniels's Dances for an iPhone puts dance film in the palm of your hand. Literally.

This project ties it all together. As New Yorkers understand, the anticipation of a new season gets us through it all. New York City is the perfect backdrop to showcase the union of dance and film.

Representation of the Documentary Dance Film genre. Director Jan Bartoszek is also a member of DFA and has participated in our Touring Program.

If dance films encourage everyone to dance, we are all for it. Plus, this film combines genres- comedy, narratives, and dance.