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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2020 · 35 MIN

A Conversation with: Steven Butler

from Frameform · host Jen Ray, Clare Schweitzer, Hannah Weber

Last year, we sat down with our friend Steven Butler, Dance & FIlm artist, in Vancouver, BC at Cascadia Dance and Cinema Festival, and talked about his dynamic career. Steven Butler is a multi-talented creative with an open mind, passion for storytelling and an aptitude for intersecting multiple art forms. He began his creative career as a dancer and choreographer with credits including Transformers 2, The Latin Grammy’s, Weeds, Good Morning America and artists including Ludacris, Nick Carter, Aaron Carter, Paulina Rubio, Cheat Codes and Macy Gray. He received a Bachelor of Arts in film from ArtCenter College of Design, graduating with distinction. His directing credits include music videos for Precarious Records, Ultra Records, and Raid Records. He has also received recognition for his writing, directing, and producing from Slamdance, The Addy Awards, Zooppa, Los Angeles Dance Film Festival, Standard Vision and the Academy of Television & Sciences Blue Ribbon Panel. In addition to his creative work, Steven was a 2018 TEDx Speaker. By intersecting his creative passions and vast practical experience in varying artistic fields, Steven aims to use art as a means of storytelling that both engages and inspires viewers and participants while simultaneously shaping a progressive and culturally relevant narrative. -- Steven’s Films Confrontation Tellurian Steven Butler’s TEDx Talk The 4th Wall App Follow Steven @stevenjbutler_ Stevenjbutler.net -- Submissions Utah Dance Film Festival Salt Lake City, Utah Regular deadline - Nov 30 Screenings Dancinema 2020 : Quaranscreendance Online Free 4th Annual Capitol Dance & Cinema Festival Live Event Saturday October 10 DM @capitoldcfestival or email [email protected] to get on the list --

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