Hagan—a Black woman with coffee-colored skin, wearing a black tank top, a diaphanous sequined skirt, and black boots, with her curly hair loose—is pictured on a periwinkle background. She extends her left arm straight out in front of her and her left leg behind her in attitude, bending her supporting right knee.

Cara Hagan Takes the Lead at the Dance on Camera Film Festival

The New York City–based Dance on Camera film festival, heading into its 54th year, recently named Cara Hagan its new executive director. Hagan brings a wealth of experience in the realms of both dance and film, as a filmmaker, curator, scholar, writer, and college educator. In 2010, she became the first Black woman to create […]

At Your Fingertips: Dance Film Festivals Take Their Offerings Online

When theaters shut down last spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic, even dance film festivals were forced to pivot away from in-person screenings and towards online streaming. The 48th annual Dance on Camera Festival in July, co-presented by Dance Films Association and Film at Lincoln Center, was held for the first time in a completely […]

These Two Festivals Are Looking For Your Best Insta-Worthy Dance Films

Who says you need fancy equipment to make a festival-worthy dance film? Right now, two New York City–based dance film festivals are calling for aspiring filmmakers to show their stuff—and you don’t need anything more cumbersome than a smartphone to get in on the action. Here’s everything you need to know about how to submit: […]

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