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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2021 · 42 MIN

Beyond Spectacle

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

We’re back with another Beyond Spectacle episode looking at dramatic fictional films that integrate dance and movement into their story. For this episode we are joined with previous Frameform guest, Nathan Scoll, who chose our destiny to dissect Disney’s 1949 animated double billed feature, “The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.” As we focus our attention to the film’s second story following Ichabod Crane, we notice many recycled characters from childhood favorite films and examine the Disney aesthetic on how they use dance to support the characteristics of our glutinous cast. Follow Nathan Scoll! @thriftopia_nathanscoll Catch up on our last Beyond Spectacle episode with Nathan from S1EP20 -- FEATURED The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1949) Dir. by Jack Kinney, James Algar, Clyde Geronimi Featured Cast : Bing Crosby Production Company : Walt Disney Pictures Available on streaming with Disney+ Nathan Scoll’s Shorts Dance Macabre - Short Film Dance or Die - A Video Essay -- ANNOUNCEMENTS Capitol Dance and Cinema Festival Eaton Center, Washington DC In-Person - October 9, 2021 Online - October 1 @capitoldcfestival Uprooted Documentary @ Capitol Dance and Cinema Festival Online October 10 + 11th Catch up with the Uprooted crew from Frameform S1E5 London Contemporary Dance School | MA Screendance Program Euston, London Accepting Sept 2022 applications A 15 month course, developing your practice on the only MA in dance filmmaking in the world! A practice-led course, embracing the hybrid nature of dance filmmaking and subjects it to critical investigation. Contact Hannah Redfearn for more questions [email protected] @theplacelondon -- Got a question? Email us at [email protected] -- Rixey Instagram

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