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FilmmakerIlmiye gazier13433546Filmmakers are imaginative, multi-talented individuals who oversee all the creative elements in a movie, television or theatrical production. A director is not only passionate about the art of storytelling, but enjoys coordinating all the background and technical elements as well. Dance film from any other moving image form is that the vieverieseable to empathise with the shown dance. when their bodies and minds start dancing too, the dance film has achieved its goal.

The director is the head of the production unit and is responsible for directing the actors and for translating the teleplay into cinematic images in accordance with his/her vision. Not only must they establish a good relationship with their actors, they must also understand all technical issues regarding television.2Job ROLEsIlmiye Gazier13433546Literary Agent Executive ProducerShow RunnerTeleplay WriterDirectorProducerAssociate Producer/ProductionAssociate Producer/PostProduction CoordinatorUnit Production Manager/UPMProduction AccountantPublicistEditor

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Sabine KLAUS (FILM MAKER)Ilmiye Gazier13433546Sabine Klaus is a filmmaker whose film TRENCH was screened at Edinburghs DANCE and FILM Festival in 2009. This year shes judged the IdeasTap DANCE: FILM brief and will be taking part in a panel discussion at the winners screening on 13 November.Trench: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PciUp7-Gsuo

How is choreographing for the screen different to choreographing for the stage?Ilmiye Gazier13433546They are very different things. A stage piece is perceived in one linear and continuous way. The moment you bring a camera and editing in, you can become non-linear, frame things and change the angle. Not to forget adding special effects like reversing, speeding up, slowing down movements. What the choreographer has to think of and to take into consideration is much more complex.

What can you get from a film as a viewer that you cant get from a live performance?

Ilmiye Gazier13433546The viewers' eyes are more focused and controlled on what they see as the camera has already pre-framed it for them. For example, you can see the detail of a foot but not the rest of the dancer's body. Dance films have the power of time, place and focus.

bibliographyIlmiye Gazier13433546http://dance.arts.uci.edu/career-opportunities

http://www.ideastap.com/ideasmag/all-articles/sabine-klaus-dancer-and-filmmaker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PciUp7-Gsuo

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