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 Physical TV: Dance Film

(PhysicalTV YouTube Channel)


The Physical TV Company is Australia's premier company for the production and distribution of dance film, screendance, video dance, or dance for the camera, as well as being a leading provider of innovative choreography for music videos, musicals, new and transmedia projects. Artistic Directors Richard James Allen and Karen Pearlman make "stories told by the body". Their award-winning shorts, feature films and new media projects combine the finest filmmakers, crews and production values with dance, dancers and ideas about making moving pictures that move. Bringing together the spiritual, physical and technological, thought-provoking, engaging and rich in rhythms and images, Physical TV's award-winning physical films regularly screen nationally and internationally at film festivals and on television, and can be viewed on The Physical TV Channel on YouTube

Karen and Richard are also well known as writers, Karen for her film theory and criticism, Richard for his poetry.

"Over the years Richard and his Physical TV Company have shown true passion, creativity and innovation in the field of dance and media through consistently pushing the boundaries and producing intriguing, beautiful and high-quality pieces.”   Sabine Klaus, Creation Editor

"Their choreography has predominantly been an exploration of the human condition using the medium of film and video. The content is often playful and light-hearted, but by no means lightweight, and is always delivered with enormous passion and conviction."   Chrissie Parrott, dancewest magazine.

RECENT EVENTS:

  • May 22, 2012 at 12 - Free Author Talk with Dr Richard James Allen at UTS Library 
              as part of the National Year of Reading " Poetry Through Media:
              A Shapeshifter's Journey" - for more information and registration click here

  • July 28-29, 2012 - Dance Film Masterclass with Dr Richard James Allen at Australian Film Television and Radio School with support from FORM Dance Projects - for more information and registration click here

Read Richard's post-workshop blog post here.



UPCOMING SCREENINGS AND BROADCASTS:


Dance Me to the End of Love
Directed by Martha Goddard
and choreographed by Richard James Allen
Shortlisted for the Dendy Awards for Australian Short Films,
Screening next at the Women's Independent Film Festival,
West Hollywood, USA, November 2nd and 3rd, 2012

- View Trailer






Monk: Reloaded

Physical TV's new dance film draws from
a real time interactive installation
by Chris Ziegler

Screening next:
Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema
Aug 31 & Sept 1, 2012
Broadcast Premiere:
coming soon on ABC TV
Find out more



 

Entanglement Theory
("New vitality...absorbing," The New York Times)
A 'mixed reality' dance film
by Richard James Allen, Karen Pearlman and Gary Hayes
Screened last:

World of Women Film Festival Tour to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Sept 16, 2012

Re-Broadcast: coming soon on ABC TV

- View Trailer

- Download Study Guide




Thursday’s Fictions -
Winner - Enhance TV Atom Award
for Best Experimental Production

"a work of genius" Eye for Film

Broadcast last on ABC1 - comment at ABC Arts Blog

Screened last at Singapore Arts Festival

- Order DVD.
- Enter the immersive 3D world in Second Life
- View 'making of' documentary

- Download Study Guide







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ORDER KAREN PEARLMAN'S BOOK "CUTTING RHYTHMS: SHAPING THE FILM EDIT"


ORDER RICHARD JAMES ALLEN'S BOOK "THE KAMIKAZE MIND"


READ RICHARD JAMES ALLEN'S POETRY ONLINE AT THE AUSTRALIAN POETRY LIBRARY


ORDER RICHARD AND KAREN'S BOOK "PERFORMING THE UNNAMEABLE:
AN ANTHOLOGY OF AUSTRALIAN PERFORMANCE TEXTS"


READ AND VIEW INTERVIEWS WITH RICHARD AND KAREN

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