Presentations
Developing and implementing the DanceScript technique for documenting the spatial intent of choreographies results in new knowledge about dance that can be shared as research presentations at national and international conferences and symposia. DanceScript products provide concrete artifacts of an ephemeral art form that support various dance researchers' scholarship and creative activities.
Research presentations and workshops based on the use of DanceScript help to increase exposure to this technique and may include the following topics:
- Staging Dance: Exploring Creative Options
- Documenting Pathways and Placement in the Stage
- The Reflection of Choreographic Style in Spatial Design
- Recurring Spatial Designs by Master Choreographers
- Comparing The Use of Space in Multiple Dance Genres
- Pre-visualizing Choreographic Intent
These are just a few lenses through which the spatial aspects of choreography may be observed and studied. Presentations such as these may be delivered at the following venues:
- Congress on Research in Dance (CORD) Conference
- National Association of Schools of Dance (NASD) Annual Meeting
- American College Dance Association (ACDA) Conferences
Also, see related Workshops.