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Centre de Vidéo Danse de Bourgogne International Meeting on Videodance and Videoperformance 2022 - Director : Szpunar, Monika

Choreographer(s) : Szpunar, Monika (Poland) Wiak, Dominika (Poland)

Present in collection(s): International Meeting on Videodance and Videoperformance , EIVV 2022

Integral video available at CND de Pantin and at Maison de la danse de Lyon

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100m

Centre de Vidéo Danse de Bourgogne International Meeting on Videodance and Videoperformance 2022 - Director : Szpunar, Monika

Choreographer(s) : Szpunar, Monika (Poland) Wiak, Dominika (Poland)

Present in collection(s): International Meeting on Videodance and Videoperformance , EIVV 2022

Integral video available at CND de Pantin and at Maison de la danse de Lyon

en fr

100m

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A short dance film based on a precise choreography of the camera and the dancer reflecting an individual journey through different stages of grief. Shot in a single take in a long industrial tunnel, within its strict time and spatial framework, '100m' underlines the uniqueness of this intimate experience.


Making

The work was created in three main stages. 

First one was the research for the choreography, whose structure is inspired by the 5 Stages of Grief- a theory developed by psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, as well as the architecture of the tunnel, where the film was shot. From the first choreographic rehearsals, we were also planning and choreographing the movement of the camera. In the second stage of the process, we were rehearsing together ( dancer/choreographer and DOP/cameraman) and we also designed the lights, which as well were very strictly planned and programmed as the whole film is shot in a one long single take.  The last stage, the shooting day, was very challenging, but at the same time extremely exciting. From the originally planned duo, it turned out that it was only possible to create 100m film by traversing the entire tunnel in a team of five. DOP, AC, Graffer, Assistant lighting operator/ second choreographer and the dancer - in a very precise way, we all crossed the whole tunnel together and that is how 100m was created. Then the soundtrack for the film was created.


Music

The soundtrack for 100m film was created by Joanna Wabik - an experimental composer, sound designer and architect from Poland. Joanna made the soundtrack using only the sounds collected in the tunnel and recordings of the dancer's voice. She created it in a direct relation to the film. 


 link to the trailer : https://vimeo.com/678726831 


  • Monika SzpunarDirector
  • Monika SzpunarChoreography
  • Dominika WiakChoreography
  • Franek PrzybylskiDirector of Photography
  • Kajetan Zieliński1st AC
  • Patryk WaśGaffer
  • Joanna WabikSoundtrack
  • Wojtek SzustakSound mastering
  • Eliska WilczekStill Photography
  • Nowe Centrum AdministracyjnePatronage

Szpunar, Monika

Wiak, Dominika

Szpunar, Monika

Director Biography - Monika SzpunarF150e9755b headshot

Monika Szpunar is a multidisciplinary artist, dancer and choreographer working internationally mostly between Poland and the UK. Interested in bringing dance to new, unconventional spaces, and the meeting of choreography with other disciplines, she often works with collective and interdisciplinary projects. Monika’s film experience ranges from creation of scenarios, being a movement director for commercial as well as alternative productions, to filming and editing herself.

100m

Artistic direction / Conception : Monika Szpunar

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