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Giving Movement History

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This paper represents an attempt to document some of the methods and processes involved in creating a new dance work. I observed, over a 5-week period, the making of a contemporary dance piece with a group of 19 3rd-year BA dance students at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. The choreographer was Melbourne-based Dianne Reid, who has an eclectic background of dance and drama performance and choreography including performing as a founding member of Outlet Dance and performing in Danceworks. Reid currently lectures in dance, physical theatre, and dance video at Deakin University.

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This paper represents an attempt to document some of the methods and processes involved in creating a new dance work. I observed, over a 5-week period, the making of a contemporary dance piece with a group of 19 3rd-year BA dance students at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. The choreographer was Melbourne-based Dianne Reid, who has an eclectic background of dance and drama performance and choreography including performing as a founding member of Outlet Dance and performing in Danceworks. Reid currently lectures in dance, physical theatre, and dance video at Deakin University.

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This paper represents an attempt to document some of the methods and processes involved in creating a new dance work. I observed, over a 5-week period, the making of a contemporary dance piece with a group of 19 3rd-year BA dance students at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. The choreographer was Melbourne-based Dianne Reid, who has an eclectic background of dance and drama performance and choreography including performing as a founding member of Outlet Dance and performing in Danceworks. Reid currently lectures in dance, physical theatre, and dance video at Deakin University.

Key concepts: Dance, Choreography, Drama, Dance education, Visual arts, Movement (music), Concert dance, Dance improvisation

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