Directed by Robert Prowse

Produced by Dominique Keller & Andrea Pass

Choreography by Andrea Pass

Dancing by Jocelyn Hebert, Carrie Innes, Tina Kettyle, Joanna Norris, Kate Pakarnyk, Andrea Pass, Beryl Tsai Poon

Music by Cedric Blary & Colin Maier

Cinematography by Lisa Fryklund

Picture Edited by Erik King Smith

Synopsis: "CEA," a film without words draws us into a captivating sensory experience. The slow, melodic rhythms and quiet energy of this film offer a powerful dichotomy to the frenetic pace of today's dominant urban culture. The movement flows with the grace of poetry, to an original score that takes us back, through our collective rural history. (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)

Choreography by Kim Olson and Giessen Dance Theater Dance Company

Dancing by Kim Olson, Jeny Weber, Lauren Beale, Danielle Dugas, Kai Guzowski, Hiroshi Wakamatsu, Mélodie Lasselin

Music by Randy Gibson

Synopsis: The latest collaboration between Ana Baer-Carrillo, Kim Olson and Randy Gibson, "City Crumbs" is a vignette of visual moments revealing the complexity of relationships in an urban environment. The dance material derives from improvisational work, as well as from Olson's piece "Separate Heaven." Filmed in Düsseldorf Germany and Denver Colorado in 2006. (Los Angeles, CA, USA)

Produced and Directed by Jeanine McCain & Jessica Damon

Choreography and dancing by Jessica Damon

Music composed by John Cage

Music performed by Andrea Fullington

Cinematography by Jeanine McCain

Synopsis: "wash, rinse, repeat" is three intersecting solos in live dance, live vocal performance and projected images. The performance explores a cycle of considering the past and the future while discovering the core of solitude in the present moment. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Nicole Romine

Choreography by Nicole Romine

Dancing by Audrey Rusher

Music by Gustavo Santcolla, Thomas Newman, Sigor Ros

Synopsis: The journey of being, becoming. (Kansas City, MO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Cari Ann Shim Sham*

Choreography and dancing by Cari Ann Shim Sham*

Music composed by Low in the Sky

Music performed by "Are you for real?!"

Synopsis: "Bleu" explores the politics of a working class woman through surrealistic imagery and organic movement. The film exposes the naked moving body as an art form, post-it notes fly onto the dancers body to cover her up. Surprise Ending. (Los Angeles, CA, USA)

Produced and Directed by Melanie Kloetzel

Choreography by Melanie Kloetzel

Dancing by Melanie Kloetzel & John Masserini

Music composed by Joan Tower

Music performed by John Masserini

Synopsis: Throwing together the strange neo-classical imagery of Joan Tower's "Wings" and an abandoned egg-farm in Idaho, "Icarus Fried" offers a fresh and humorous look at the egg versus chicken dillema. (Omaha, NE, USA)

Produced and Directed by Dan Boord, Laura Hill, Marilyn Marloff, Luis Valdovino

Choreography by Marilyn Marloff

Dancing by Laura Hill, Marilyn Marloff

Music composed by Peter Ilych Tchaikovsky, Erik Satie

Music performed by radio

Synopsis: "The World of Dance" is a video tape made for lovers of dance and the Jane Fonda workout video. The tape asks the question "If it is large, if it is orange, and if it is ugly, is it contemporary art?" "The World of Dance" is not about dance. It is a tape made in the spirit of Rene Clair's "Entr'acte" and Tati's "Tour of the Modern World." (Boulder, CO, USA)

Choreography by Nancy Spanier and Paul Oertel

Dancing by Paul Oertel

Synopsis: "Flesh Sites" is a poetic study in the aesthetic interaction between the human form and ancient caves in southwestern France. It is a collaboration between the videographer and the dancer in the spontaneous creation of form. (Les Eyzies de Tayac, France)

Directed by Fatima Torcornal

Produced by Fatima Torcornal & Ob-art produccións

Choreography and dancing by Maica Folch

Music composed by Trio Kroke, Mihrali, Fatih Ihlamur

Synopsis: The figure dances creating colorful pictorial illusions. (Barcelona, Spain)

Directed by Randy Gibson

Choreography by Laine Rettmer and Randy Gibson

Dancing by Laine Rettmer

Music by Randy Gibson

Synopsis: An exploration of flesh: That of the human and that of nature. The music is set in a narrow spectrum of the harmonic series. (New York, NY, USA)

Dancing by Anonymous Smith

Music composed by David B. King

Visual Creations by Peter Van Schaik & Anonymous Smith

Synopsis: This work is loosely based on the writings of Voltaire's Candide. The sections being presented were created using motion capture technology. Smith created aesthetic movement while a 12-camera optical system recorded the 3-dimensional positions of the 41 reflective markings on his suit 120 times per second. Virtual worlds were computer-modeled separately and the motion capture data was then mapped onto humanoid models in those worlds. Subsequently, King created the score. (Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada)

Directed by David Rousseve

Produced by David Rousseve & Roberta Shaw

Choreography by David Rousseve

Dancing by Taisha Paqqett, Chery-Chen Yu, Julie Tolentin, Raquel Monroe

Music composed by Nina Simone

Synopsis: "Bittersweet" explores the relationships of three women of color to their husbands, lovers, and to one another in an alternately lyrical and violent look at race and gender politics. (Pasadena, CA, USA)

Produced and Directed by angie nina yeowell blue

Choreography by angie nina yeowell blue

Dancing by Angie Yeowell

Music by Angie Yeowell

Videotaped by nasty nate

Synopsis: When a Plutoian blueprint gets activated in a human, a difficult journey ensues. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Dance Improvisation by Yumi Kato & Jyoji Shitara

Synopsis: Two dancers, four hands, light. A woman, a younger man, and "space inside like honey in a hive." Filming and Dance improvised and made in the heat of the moment. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Michael Richman

Choreography by Michael Richman

Dancing by Michael Richman, Theresa Anton, Michael Moore

Music by Seamus Egan

Camera by Theresa Anton

Synopsis: A slapstick short depicting, what appears to me a masculine man, attempting various stereotypical masculine activities and failing miserably at ALMOST all of them. (Westminster, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Kristen Demaree

Music composed by Maurice Ravel

Improvisational dance/swim by Elvira Stewart

Synopsis: Ondine, the water spirit dreams of herself searching for memories and inspiration. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Directed by Mary Wohl Haan

Produced by Haan Dances/Mary Wohl Haan

Choreography and dancing by Mary Wohl Haan

Music composed by Andrew May

Music performed by Elizabeth McNutt (Flute), Andrew May (Computer)

Video by AK Mullen

Synopsis: A little journey below the surface, first in a series exploring sensation, movement, states of mind and other realms. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Directed by Marta Renzi

Produced by And Dancer, Inc.

Choreography by Marta Renzi

Dancing by Arthur Aviles, Marta Miller, Leya Barsky, Sharon Wyrrick

Music composed by Steve Elson, Dion DiMucci, Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovky

Camera by Robin Doty

Synopsis: A neighborhood of adjacent and sometimes intersecting lives, lived mostly outdoors on porches and stairs. Including the ubiguitous boys on bikes, the scrabble playing gay guys from upstairs, and the next door neighbor with more than the usual touch of poetry in her soul. (Nyack, NY, USA)

Directed by Dani Beauchamp & Karen Watkins

Produced by Dani Beauchamp

Choreography and dancing by Dani Beauchamp

Music by Benoit Pioulard & The Books

Synopsis: "Saturate" explores the visceral experience of seeping color against a solo moving form. (Topanga, CA, USA)

Directed by Mimi Garrard

Produced by Mimi Garrard Dance Company

Choreography by Mimi Garrard with creative contributions from Omagbitse Omagbemi

Dancing by Omagbitse Omagbemi

Music composed by Daniel Bernard Roumain, Glen Velez

Music performed by Part 1: Daniel Bernard Roumain; Part 2: Glen Velez

Camera & Editing by Mimi Gerrard

Costume by Mindy Nelson

Synopsis: "Outer Places" is an abstract dance created for video that explores intimate spaces and outer places as a metaphor for the inner and outer world of the director. (New York, NY, USA)

Choreography by Nancy Spanier in collaboration with the performers

Dancing by Nadia Adame & Mark Swetz

Music composed by Philip Glass & Foday Musa Suso, Arvo Part, Henry Torgue & Serge Houppin

Director's Artistic Associate by Paul Oertel

Décor by Armand Van Lierde

Synopsis: "Envolée" is a tribute to how the human spirit can manifest no matter what the physical circumstances or limitations. It's a visual tone poem on intimacy, mutual support and the healing power of love between a man and a woman. (Les Eyzies de Tayac, France)

Choreography by Andy Abrahams Wilson

Dancing by Eric Newton, Hogan Vando

Music by Natalie Merchant

Synopsis: Comfort of conflict? A gift or deception? Filmed entirely underwater, where even struggle appears beautiful, this mythic and dreamlike piece highlights the unraveling of an intimate relationship. (Sausalito, CA, USA)

Produced by Anna Halprin

Choreography by Anna Halprin

Dancing by Anna Halprin, Cydney Wilkes, Eeo Stubblefield, Oshana Biondi, Marsha Paludan, Stephan Roebers, Loring Vogel, Sam Yip

Music by Norman Rutherford

Additional Editing by Hiedi Rahlmann

Funding by The Flow Fund, Threshhold Foundation

Synopsis: This video is a declaration: We dance with the earth, and earth dances. (Sausalito, CA, USA)