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Excerpts from Five Physical Films by Richard James Allen and Karen Pearlman, founders and artistic directors of The Physical TV Company (Sydney), and formerly artistic directors of Tasdance (Launceston) and That Was Fast (New York City).
1) Rubberman Accepts The Nobel Prize
(Director: Karen Pearlman;
Choreographer: Richard James Allen)
2) What To Name Your Baby
(Director: Moshe Rosenzveig;
Choreographers: Richard James Allen and Karen Pearlman)
3) Down Time Jaz
(Director: Karen Pearlman;
Choreographers: Richard James Allen and Karen Pearlman)
4) 13 Acts of Unfulfilled Love
(Director: Karen Pearlman;
Choreographer: Richard James Allen)
5) No Surrender
(Director and Choreographer: Richard James Allen)
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Richard James Allen and Karen Pearlman, Co-Artistic Directors of The Physical TV Company, make “stories told by the body” - unique integrations of screen and dance arts built on Karen and Richard’s wealth of professional experience in cinema and dance and a sustained and visionary commitment to integrating the two arts. The result has been an acclaimed and award-winning body of work and the promise of exciting things to come.
Richard and Karen have worked internationally as film and video producers and artistic directors of dance companies over the last twenty years. They have created a body of dance on screen work which has been shown at over 200 Dancefilm and Film Festivals and other screenings around the world, and been produced in collaboration with and/or broadcast in Australia on ABC TV, SBS TV, and Southern Cross Television, and overseas on TV Slovenia, KMTV, China, and MNN, USA. These productions have won many awards, nominations and commendations for themselves and their collaborators. For more information, or to order Physical TV DVDS and Books, please visit: www.physicaltv.com.au.
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