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EMMA RUBINOWITZ
CHOREOGRAPHER 
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Emma Rubinowitz is a freelance dancer and choreographer based in the San Francisco. After growing up in the Bay Area, she went on to dance with San Francisco Ballet for eight seasons. She then decided leave the company and pursue a career in a new field, while continuing her involvement in the arts community. Emma began choreographing during her time at San Francisco Ballet, creating several short works including a music video titled “You Don’t Own Me” which was nominated for best short film at the San Francisco Dance Film Festival. Emma finds joy in creating dance and collaborating with other artists. Emma is an avid environmentalist. She believes we can create better solutions for sustainability within our communities. She looks forward to working on this film project, and to helping the ACC spread awareness throughout the dance community and beyond. |
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Clare is a practitioner and researcher of Screendance, an artistic practice that combines the languages of dance and film to create a work that is not possible in a live setting. She uses the camera as a dancer in the work rather than a documenter and generate the on screen choreography through improvisational scores with other movers present. She composes the choreography through the process of editing with a focus on rhythm and the generation of meaning through the juxtaposition of images. Thematically, she is interested in exploring universal predicaments through intimate and often humorous frames.
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Clare has performed with groups such as Kinetech, Garrett+Moulton and Sarah Berges Dance. She currently works as a Development/Production Associate with Dance Film SF (Formerly the San Francisco Dance Film Festival) and as a videographer/editor for Rapt Productions. |
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NEW COMPOSITION: Porous
By: Davide Occhipinti Mixing Engineers: Rob Shaw & Tony Villaflor |
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COLORIST Seth Matthews |
EDITORS Emma Rubinowitz & Jettison Creative |
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SET ASSISTANT Maggie Weirich |
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